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CFFM full domain

2012-07-26T13:16:02-07:00

I need to add the full domain for a project I'm doing. How can I add the full domain name to the file browser in ckeditor after selecting a file or picture with CFFM? I need site root instead of document root. Thanks, Matthew UPDATED: That was a silly question, it had been a while since I looked at the config. DUH!

RE: Upload failed in IE8

2012-06-13T16:53:09-07:00

Have you found a solution to the issue? I am not able to get anything but the current directory to show for IE. The demo is working on all browsers so there must be a work around. Please help if you can. Thanks.

RE: Upload failed in IE8

2012-05-24T16:07:26-07:00

I'm experiencing the exact same issue with IE8 and IE9. Everything works great in Chrome and FireFox. Did you find a solution? TIA

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2012-02-08T13:47:41-07:00

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2012-02-08T08:06:06-07:00

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Image Problem uploading on Railo

2012-01-16T00:29:18-07:00

Hi There I am running CFFM 1.31 on Railo 3.2 and also 3.3. The CFFM works fine, except for one key area, when uploading an image, it creates it on the server successfully, however the JPEG or GIF file is corrupted. All browsers appear to do it, I use Chrome in the majority. It displays it, but all with coloured lines and wrong data through the image, and is unusable. Ideas?

RE: NEW Ckeditor problem with save

2012-01-10T06:02:26-07:00

Is there any update on last question.I am also facing same issue.

Strip metadata?

2011-12-29T18:57:42-07:00

Is there a way to STRIP (remove) metadata (including GPS coordinates) from an image using imageCFC?

RE: Multiple cffm pages, one install

2011-10-13T19:05:55-07:00

I realize this thread is a year old, but I just ran into the same problem. The fix is to update line 590 of cffm.js as follows: was: action: 'cffm.cfm', change to: action: cffmFilename,

RE: Problem with Readonly argument

2011-09-23T16:34:31-07:00

Thanks for the tip! It works good enough. Karen

RE: Problem with Readonly argument

2011-09-23T16:11:58-07:00

Serendipity at work here. I too was trying to enable a role based scheme to cffm and ran into the exact same issue. Setting readOnly to Yes actually causes a javascript error ([b]document.getElementById("fsRenameForm") is null[/b]). This error breaks the rest of cffm.js causing the blank page you see. My solution for now and until someone has a better fix is to remove the ... test at around line 1087. This will obviously fail if readOnly is set to yes and none of the formElements will be created. When I removed this cfif statement, I can see my directory structure but the ability to upload files is restricted as one would expect. If a better soluition is available, please let me know. Thanks, Michael

Problem with Readonly argument

2011-09-19T16:55:34-07:00

When I set the ReadOnly argument to "Yes", the CFFM application displays no files. In fact, nothing appears after it displays the working directory. This does not happen when I set ReadOnly to "No". While a workaround is to set ReadOnly to "No", I would like to implement role-based restrictions for my intranet system so that only certain users can delete, upload, etc. Please advise. Karen Harker

Including CFFM in existing page

2011-08-19T03:11:20-07:00

Hello, I am trying to include a CFFM instance inside an existing page but I'm having some directory trouble. Basically I have a page in /directory/page.cfm which might look something like... Something here Something here Upon doing this it tries to render cffm.cfm from the current working directory and presents an error like: "Fatal error: resource bundle C:\path-to-webroot\directory\cffm.properties not found. " This makes sense but is there anyway I can do an include and have it look for the cffm required files in the proper location? This is probably a coldfusion knowledge gap on my part and not directly a CFFM issue but any help would be greatly appreciated. :) An unrelated question but if the license holder reads this which I'm guessing they might. Is it ok to modify and/or distribute your code as part of a bigger project? What about if we decide to make it a commercial project? I just want to make sure that if your code is distributed I fully comply to your licensing and of course recognize your work and effort. Thank you for your time! Derek

RE: MS Office file name extensions (update again)

2011-05-31T19:36:38-07:00

FYI - I also updated the list of mimetypes in the GetMimeType function of the cffm.cfc file, as such: [code] mimeStruct.docx="application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document";[/code] Again, to no avail.

RE: MS Office file name extensions (update)

2011-05-31T19:06:37-07:00

Well, I suspected the IIS mimetypes were not updated on our shared server (over which I have no control) [see [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326965[/url] ]. So I asked to server admin to update the mime types, which he did...to no avail. I still get a 404 error when I click on file. Any further assistance would be appreciated. Thanks. Karen

MS Office file name extensions

2011-05-31T13:39:32-07:00

I installed CFFM v1.32 but it doesn't seem to recognize the MS Office 2007 file extensions. Not only do the icons not appear, but the files don't open when you click on them. Any ideas? Surely, somebody else has run into this problem, but I scoured the forums to no avail. Thanks. Karen Harker

RE: Image quality on resize

2011-05-17T22:04:47-07:00

Hey everybody, Thanks a lot for imageCFC, for us its a practical bridging for image resizing until we move to an up-top-date CF server this year. I have found another approach than Stefan's bluring method which i'd like to share. As a read the definition on the bicubic interpolation method of java I realized that it only uses the 16 closest points of any point to recalculate the values when resizing. Now when the start image size is very different from the targeted image size (e.g. for thumbnails), this interpolation completely fails in terms of quality. What I've tried is to resize the image step-by-step. What would be logic to me would be dividing the size by half on every iteration, but interestingly I got the best results by reducing the image size by 25 pixels at a time... Now when you start from a 1000 pixel image, thats a lot of iterations and should not been done on the fly/online, but with some kind of pre-calculated image store. You also have to make sure to keep jpeg compression to 100 on all the iterations exept the last (where you choose your target compression). Hope this is helpful to anyone. Cheers, tom

Upload failed in IE8

2011-03-31T10:36:05-07:00

I recent install cffm file manager, and it is working fine with Chrome, Firefox, but not with IExplorer8. I get "Filed undefined" when i try to upload a file. With IE8 i can create directories, download files, rename... I have tried the cffm demo with IE8, and it works! Anyone known a solution? CFFM 1.32 Windows 2003 Server CFMX7

RE: securing access to cffm

2011-02-26T01:14:36-07:00

Upgrading solved the problem. simple to lock this down now. Thanks.

RE: UPPERCASE extensions

2011-02-26T01:13:42-07:00

Very helpful. thanks.