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It's not something you can easily fix on your side without writing your own sophisticated JSON parser that looks for invalid items and attempts to correct them. The external API vendor needs to fix their API to ensure it emits valid JSON for you to consume. ... View more

The 2" and 4" are causing the problem. It's not valid JSON. See https://jsononline.net/json-checker  ... View more

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That sounds like a bug. Report it to Adobe and post your bug report number here so we can vote on it. ... View more

Use the "password" attribute to provide the password. See the documentation for details. ... View more

You're welcome. 🙂 ... View more

This is an HTML restriction. You cannot provide a value to the "input" element with a type of "file". The cfinput tag wraps the "input" HTML element. ... View more

The way you have coded this, LineInfo is a string, so InvoiceLine is becoming an array with a single string element. Change LineInfo into a struct and then the value you assign to InvoiceLine should be [#duplicate(LineInfo)#]   ... View more

Your original post shows that you're incorrectly comparing url.userid to the literal string "session.userid" rather than the value of session.userid, which you are correctly doing in your second post. Remove the quotes from the example in your first post and it will behave the way you expect. ... View more

I would recommend putting the "cd /D D:\home\docxtopdf" after the "echo off" line in the batch file. You can even add a "pwd" command to display the current working directory. Also, add variable="variables.result" to your cfexecute tag and then do the following in your CF script: <cfoutput> <pre>#variables.result#</pre> </cfoutput> That way you will see the output from the batch file. ... View more

You cannot rely on the referrer value. It's not guaranteed to have a useful value. The User Agent (Web browser) controls what value you will see and it will be different for each of your visitors depending on their User Agent and its settings. ... View more

Open the thread that has the post you want to link to, and click on the time of the post. The URL of that post will be copied onto the clipboard for you. (You may need to grant the browser permission to interact with your clipboard.) ... View more

Duplication has its drawbacks, but I don't think there's another option.   By @Charlie Arehart   An option that springs to my mind is to not schedule the job to run every 30 seconds. I would create a script that is scheduled to start at 10pm and then loop inside the script until 8am the next day. in pseudo-code: while (not 8am the next day) do work sleep for 30 seconds loop If it is important for the work to be done exactly every thirty seconds, it would be necessary to time the work done and subtract it from the sleep time. If it is possible that the work in the loop could take more than 30 seconds you could spin up a new thread to do the work, although this requires CF Enterprise Edition. Note that it will be very important to add a cfsetting at the beginning of the script to set the requestTimeout to avoid time out issues.     ... View more

It would be better to mark @BKBK 's response as the answer to this thread's problem and start a new thread with your new problem, otherwise this thread will become confusing for people looking for answers to similar problems. ... View more

George nailed it, but I wanted to also point out that you could reduce your shown code to a single line by using the "elvis" operator: <cfloop list="#(isArray(form.WK) ? arrayToList(form.WK) : form.WK)#" index="w"> This is just an illustration, I didn't test it, but barring any typos it should work. ... View more

You're getting that error because clean_last_name is not a valid column name in the ORDER BY clause. Use carignan_lname instead. ... View more

Try the following, but note that I didn't have time to test: <cfset clean_last_name = listfirst(trim_last_name.ged_lastname, " ") & "%"> <cfquery name="match_carignan_name" datasource="#Request.BaseDSN#"> SELECT * FROM carignan_main, ged_main WHERE carignan_lname LIKE <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" value="#clean_last_name#"> AND carignan_fname = ged_firstname ORDER BY clean_last_name ASC</cfquery> ... View more

Use cfqueryparam for both clean_last_name and ged_firstname in the match_carignan_name query. I just noticed that you're using ged_firstname as a join condition. You will also need to append a wildcard operator to the clean_last_name variable for the LIKE operator to do what you want. ... View more

As @BKBK is showing, use fully qualified paths for all files in your arguments. One small correction, the destination filename should have an "mpe" extension. I think @ghanna1 made a typo in the CF version of what they're trying to do. The "mpe" was the typo. ... View more

Hmm, maybe that setting is only for CFCs and not for functions in general? If you compared your server settings as described by Charlie and found nothing useful you may need to reach out to Adobe to get an authoratative answer as to whether CF has been updated to be more strict about return type checking. ... View more

Ah, yes, then Charlie's answer is probably what you're looking for. 🙂 ... View more

Maybe I'm reading your code incorrectly, but your function is supposed to return a boolean value and yet your firstTwoIpOctets variable is returning a string. ... View more