Internationalized in CFMX

Jul 27

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in CF Function, Coldfusion, CF Tag | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

Folks,.. As you know, getprofilestring doesn't support unicode format. That's why we don't have to create our projects for multi-language. Because, I'm doing project for Vietnamese, which is unicode format. That's why I need to solve this problem. I stuck on this solution for 5 hours. Finally, I gotcha..!!

You can use my coding, but please don't forget to credit to me.

udf_Translate.cfm

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1<cfscript>
2function udf_Translate(Name, Filename) {
3infile = FileOpen(Filename, "read", "UTF-8");
4i = 0;
5flag = 0;
6while (! FileIsEOF(infile)) {
7i++;
8x = FileReadLine(infile);
9Org = trim(listFirst(x,"="));
10Lang = trim(listRest(x,"="));
11MyArray.array[i][1] = Org;
12MyArray.array[i][2] = Lang;
13if (MyArray.array[i][1] == Name)
14{
15WriteOutput(MyArray.array[i][2]);
16flag = 1;
17}
18}
19if (flag == 0) WriteOutput(Name);
20FileClose(infile);
21MyArray = StructNew();
22MyArray.array = ArrayNew(2);
23}
24</cfscript>

Client.cfm

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1<cfoutput>
2    #udf_translate("User Name", "D:\GREEK.properties"")#
3</cfoutput>

How? It's easy, isn't it?

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Coldfusion Force Download

Jul 21

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in CF Function, Coldfusion, CF Tag | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

Don't you wanna display image file on client browsers when users downloading? It's kinda simple, use following code :

 

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1<cfheader name="Content-Type" value="unknown">
2<cfheader name="Content-Disposition" value="attachment; filename=FileName.jpg">
3<cfcontent type="Application/Unknown" file="http://downloads/FileName.jpg" deletefile="No">

This entry was posted on July 21, 2010 at 6:32 AM and has received 1247 views. There are currently 0 comments. Print this entry.

Site Encryption with CFML

Jul 20

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in CF Function, Coldfusion, CF Tag | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

You're so far to use command prompt for encrypting CFML files? Here is tutorial for you to encrypt with CFM file. Here you go..

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1<cfparam name="encryptFile" default="">
2<!---
3The purpose of this file is to provide a method to recursively encrypt all ColdFusion files with a folder.
4The script first goes through all the folders starting from a set point and builds up a query of all the folders and file locations
5Finally it will either encrypt the file, or copy it if it is a non-cfm file, to a new location.
6
7CAVEAT:
8There does appear to be a bug in CF MX6.1 when using a combination of the version number in cfencode and stating a header in the command line.
9Basically if you want a header in the encrypted file you must use v1 encrypting otherwise use v2
10--->
11
12<!---set the root folder for the site you want to encrypt--->
13<cfset startDir="D:\sites\pathtosite">
14<!---set a root folder for where you want to save the encrypted/non-encrypted files--->
15<cfset newDir="D:\sites\pathtoencrypted site">
16<!---set the cfm file type (cfm or cfml)--->
17<cfset fileExt="cfm">
18<!---set the path to the cfencode.exe file--->
19<cfset pathtoexe="c:\cfusionmx\bin\cfencode.exe">
20<!---set the cfencode version--->
21<cfset encVer="2">
22<!---if you set the encVer to 1 you can set a header (see caveat above)--->
23<cfset encHeader="This file has been encrypted. Unauthorised decryption attempts strictly forbidden">
24
25<!---
26Mimics the cfdirectory, action=&amp;quot;list&amp;quot; command.
27Updated with final CFMX var code.
28Fixed a bug where the filter wouldn't show dirs.
29
30@param directory      The directory to list. (Required)
31@param filter      Optional filter to apply. (Optional)
32@param sort      Sort to apply. (Optional)
33@param recurse      Recursive directory list. Defaults to false. (Optional)
34@return Returns a query.
35@author Raymond Camden (ray@camdenfamily.com)
36@version 2, April 8, 2004
37@modified by Philip Williams (contact@openmindedsolutions.co.uk)
38@version 2.1, May 3rd 2006
39<strong>
40Revisions:
41</strong> Removed extraneous information for the directory query
42--->
43<cffunction name="directoryList" output="false" returnType="query">
44<cfargument name="directory" type="string" required="true">
45<cfargument name="filter" type="string" required="false" default="">
46<cfargument name="sort" type="string" required="false" default="">
47<cfargument name="recurse" type="boolean" required="false" default="true">
48<!--- temp vars --->
49<cfargument name="dirInfo" type="query" required="false">
50<cfargument name="thisDir" type="query" required="false">
51<cfset var path="">
52<cfset var temp="">
53
54<cfif not recurse>
55<cfdirectory name="temp" directory="#directory#" filter="#filter#" sort="#sort#">
56<cfreturn temp>
57<cfelse>
58<!--- We loop through until done recursing drive --->
59<cfif not isDefined("dirInfo")>
60<cfset dirInfo = queryNew("name,type,directory")>
61</cfif>
62
63<cfset thisDir = directoryList(directory,filter,sort,false)>
64<cfif server.os.name contains "Windows">
65<cfset path = "\">
66<cfelse>
67<cfset path = "/">
68</cfif>
69<cfloop query="thisDir">
70<cfset queryAddRow(dirInfo)>
71<cfset querySetCell(dirInfo,"name",name)>
72<cfset querySetCell(dirInfo,"type",type)>
73<cfset querySetCell(dirInfo,"directory",directory)>
74<cfif type is "dir">
75<!--- go deep! --->
76<cfset directoryList(directory &amp; path &amp; name,filter,sort,true,dirInfo)>
77</cfif>
78</cfloop>
79<cfreturn dirInfo>
80</cfif>
81</cffunction>
82<!---ceate the dirList query--->
83<cfscript>
84dirList = directoryList("#startDir#","","name desc");
85</cfscript>
86<cfoutput query="dirList">
87<cfset currFold=directory>
88<cfset newFold=ReplaceNocase(directory, startDir, newDir)>
89currfold:#currfold#
90newfold:#newfold#
91<!---if the new directory does not exist, we create it--->
92<cftry>
93<cfdirectory action="create" directory="#newFold#">
94newfold created
95<cfcatch>newfold exists<!---do nothing as the folder exists---></cfcatch>
96</cftry>
97<!---if the file is a cfm file then we encode it here--->
98<cfif type EQ "file" AND ListLast(name, '.') EQ "#fileExt#">
99<cfset inputFile="#currFold#\#name#">
100<cfset outputFile="#newFold#\#name#">
101#inputfile#
102#outputfile#
103<!---dependent on the encryption version, we set the command line arguments--->
104<cfswitch expression="#encVer#">
105<cfcase value="1">
106<cfscript>
107ArgumentLine=inputFile;
108ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;" ";
109ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;outputFile;
110ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;" ";
111ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;" /q /h ";
112ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;chr(34);
113ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;encHeader;
114ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;chr(34);
115ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;" ";
116ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;" /v 1";
117</cfscript>
118</cfcase>
119<cfcase value="2">
120<cfscript>
121ArgumentLine=inputFile;
122ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;" ";
123ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;outputFile;
124ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;" ";
125ArgumentLine=ArgumentLine&amp;" /q /v 2";
126</cfscript>
127</cfcase>
128</cfswitch>
129argumentline:#argumentline#
130<cfexecute
131name="#PathToExe#"
132arguments="#argumentLine#"
133timeout="10">
134</cfexecute>
135encrypt complete
136<!---the file is not a cfm file so we just copy it to the new location--->
137<cfelseif type EQ "file" AND ListLast(name, '.') NEQ "#fileExt#">
138<cftry>
139<cffile action="copy" source="#currFold#\#name#" destination="#newFold#\#name#">
140copy:#currFold#\#name#
141<cfcatch>nocopy:#currFold#\#name#<!---do nothing, file already exists---></cfcatch>
142</cftry>
143<cfelse>
144</cfif>
145
146</cfoutput>
Site encryption complete!

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Integrate Crystal Reports into CFreport

Jul 19

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in CF Function, Coldfusion, CF Tag | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

Wanna reduce server load cos of reporting so many data? Getting sick of designing HTML coding for report? You don't need to worry of above 2 questions. CFreport is there for you to fulfill your desire.

First of all, you need to draw your report in crystal report on-click action. Then, save these report. Here you need to embed this report in CFML.

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1<CFREPORT REPORT="myreport.rpt"></CFREPORT>

Wanna to pass parameters into this crystal reports? Here you go:

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1<CFREPORT REPORT="myreport.rpt">
2{Table_name.field_name} = "ppshein"
3</CFREPORT>

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CFML integrate with Facebook

Jul 18

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in CF Function, Coldfusion, CF Tag | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

Last weekend, I've spent most of my time by researching how to integrate facebook with CFML. That's why, I kept searching ideas and technology around blogs and forums. At that time, I saw Raymond Camden's work in Adobe, featuring about how to create simple application in facebook with Coldfusion. So, I kept reading his tutorial and explanation and created simple news application by myself.

Here you go :

http://apps.facebook.com/planetnews/

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my Creation

Jul 17

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in Project, Coldfusion | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

When I started working in Singapore, I was about to manipulate cfchart and jQuery. Cos of that, I've got a lot of new knowledge and experiences on it. That's why I'm proud of myself that I can do so. I've created these four features what I created for my job.

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setInterval Javascript

Jul 13

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in Javascript | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

Like gmail, you can use auto fresh your page with setInterval funtion of javascript.

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1intervalID = window.setInterval("alert('Hi')", 1000)

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Check mouse pointer location

Jul 11

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in Javascript | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

Do you want to check your mouse pointer location? It's kinda simple. Check it out.

 

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1<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
2<html>
3<head>
4<title>Browser Coordinate Computation Demo</title>
5<invalidTag type="text/javascript">
6function move(e)
7{
8if (!e) e= event;
9var docX,docY;
10
11if (e.pageX == null)
12{
13// IE case
14var d= (document.documentElement &amp;&amp;
15document.documentElement.scrollLeft != null) ?
16document.documentElement : document.body;
17docX= e.clientX + d.scrollLeft;
18docY= e.clientY + d.scrollTop;
19}
20else
21{
22// all other browsers
23docX= e.pageX;
24docY= e.pageY;
25}
26
27var coord= document.getElementById('coord');
28while (coord.firstChild) coord.removeChild(coord.firstChild);
29coord.appendChild(document.createTextNode(docX+', 1, '+docY));
30
31var xhair= document.getElementById('crosshair');
32xhair.style.left= docX-8+'px';
33xhair.style.top= docY-8+'px';
34
35return false;
36}
37
38if (document.addEventListener)
39{
40document.addEventListener("mousedown",move, false);
41}
42else if (document.attachEvent)
43{
44document.attachEvent("onmousedown",move);
45}
46</script>
47</head>
48<body>
49<h3>Click to Move Crosshairs</h3>
50Shrink screen so you can get scroll bars and test this in a scrolled window.
51<p>
52X,Y=(<span id="coord">?,?</span>);
53<img id="crosshair" src="crosshair.gif" style="position: absolute; left: 90px; top: 150px">
54
55<p>&amp;nbsp; <p>&amp;nbsp; <p>&amp;nbsp; <p>&amp;nbsp;<p>
56<pre>
57if (e.pageX == null)
58{
59// IE case
60var d= (document.documentElement &amp;&amp;
61document.documentElement.scrollLeft != null) ?
62document.documentElement : document.body;
63docX= e.clientX + d.scrollLeft;
64docY= e.clientY + d.scrollTop;
65}
66else
67{
68// all other browsers
69docX= e.pageX;
70docY= e.pageY;
71}
72</pre>
73</body>
74</html>

 

Best credit : http://unixpapa.com/js/mouse.html

 

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Compress Javascript coding

Jul 7

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in Javascript | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

As we all know, some javascript file is messy coding and let us not to change or edit their coding. Because, the owner compressed his/her file. The best way of compressing javascript file led to reduce file size. If you want to compress your javascript file, here you go : http://jscompress.com

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Increase and decrease count by clicking with Javascript

Jul 1

posted by Pyae Phyoe Shein in Javascript | 0 Comments Bookmark and Share

Today, my supervisor wants me to do simple javascript program. It seems, it's kinda simple but complicated when I implement it. This program is, to increase or decrease count by clicking on button. I took 1 hour to implement this program. Voilà..!!

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1<form name="myform">
2<input type="Hidden" name="init" value="3">
3<input type="Button" name="actoin" value="+" onclick="increase()">
4<input type="Button" name="actoin" value="-" onclick="decrease()">
5</form>
6
7<invalidTag>
8<!--
9var x = document.myform.init.value;
10
11function increase()
12{
13x++;
14document.getElementById("mynumber").innerHTML = x;
15}
16
17function decrease()
18{
19x--;
20document.getElementById("mynumber").innerHTML = x;
21}
22-->
23</script>
24
25<p id="mynumber">3</p>

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