I m using below for cfkeditor in coldfusion. but it throws error.
<cfmodule
template="/fckeditor/fckeditor.cfm"
basePath="/fckeditor/"
instanceName="WebPage"
value=''
width="650"
height="360">
Your issue is likely that you don't need the leading /
<cfmodule
template="fckeditor/fckeditor.cfm"
basePath="fckeditor/"
instanceName="WebPage"
value=''
width="650"
height="360">
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I'm trying to convert my CFML code to CFScript, but I am getting an error with CFHtmlToPdf.
CFML:
<cfoutput>
<cfhtmltopdf orientation="portrait" pagetype="A4" margintop="1" marginbottom="1" name=pdfFile>
#arguments.data.HTMLData#
</cfhtmltopdf>
<cfmail type=HTML to="#arguments.data.Email#" from="support#mydomain.com" subject="Form Test" server="localhost">
TEST
<cfmailparam file="#arguments.data.ReportName#.pdf" type="application/pdf" content="#pdfFile#"/>
</cfmail>
</cfoutput>
My cfscript code:
cfhtmltopdf(source=arguments.data.HTMLData, destination=pdfPath);
mailerService = new mail();
mailerService.setTo("arguments.data.Email");
mailerService.setFrom("support#mydomain.com");
mailerService.setSubject("Form Test");
mailerService.setType("html");
mailerService.addParam(file="Test.pdf",type="application/pdf",content=pdfPath);
mailerService.send(body="Test");
I'm getting the error:
Either the src is not a proper URL or the file specified by absolute path does not exist.
The error occurs in the line:
cfhtmltopdf(source=arguments.data.HTMLData, destination=pdfPath);
Am I using CFHtmlToPdf incorrectly in cfscript?
The problem is that you were using cfhtmltopdf in the wrong way. The HTML string should be passed not as the source attribute, but as a content of the function(like what you would do for a savecontent).
Check this link.
variables.pdfFile='';
cfhtmltopdf(name='variables.pdfFile'){
writeOutput(arguments.data.HTMLData);
};
Can anyone tell me, how I can enable exception handling in the theme level EventHandler.cfc in MURA CMS 6?
I have already had to remove the error handling in the Application.cfc error method, because the default routine wasn't displaying enough error detail. But, it seems like the whole CFC framework is wrapped in a <CFTRY> block, which quite frankly is bizarre.
I would prefer a solution that does not involve using <CFCATCH> to dump the errors to a file, which is the temporary solution that I am using at the moment.
I just want Adobe ColdFusion to behave the way it does with my non MURA websites. When there is an error in a CFC, it just displays it, plain & simple.
Of course, for production, my approach is different.
UPDATE:
Just to let you know, I am using Adobe ColdFusion 11, with robust error handling turned on, so I know for fact that this issue is nothing to do with Adobe ColdFusion. It is definitely a MURA CMS issue.
Don't remove the built-in error handling. They have put that in place to protect you from information disclosure. Instead make changes to the error handling to suit your needs.
Mura comes with basically three levels of error "catching". At the theme level, at the site level and then globally. (And I have found that even though an error may be caught at a lower level like 'site' that does not prevent the same error from bubbling up and also firing the 'global' handler.)
Steve Withington created a Gist example that should help you get started. See it here. Be sure to read the comments in the code as it explains where the files live and any configuration settings necessary to invoke them.
Copying his code examples here in case that resource is taken down in the future.Credit Steve Withington
Mura Error Handling: You could use any or even both of the attached methods to help with error handling in Mura CMS. This works better than the default "We're sorry, an error has occurred. Please try again later."
muraCustomErrorFile.cfm
<!---
1) Drop this file under /config/ directory.
2) Add errortemplate=/muraWRM/config/customErrorFile.cfm to the settings.ini.cfm file.
3) Set debuggingenabled=false in the settings.ini.cfm file.
4) Reload Mura CMS
--->
<cftry>
<cfset msg = 'MURA ERROR - MESSAGE: #arguments.exception.Message# DETAIL: #arguments.exception.Detail# ' />
<cflog type="ERROR" file="MuraError" text="#msg#" />
<cfcatch></cfcatch>
</cftry>
<cfparam name="url.debug" default="false" />
<cfoutput>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Site Down For Maintenance</title>
</head>
<body>
<h3>Site Down for Maintenance</h3>
<cfif url.debug>
<cfdump var="#arguments#" />
<!--- You Have Access to arguments.eventName and aguments.exception --->
<!---
<h4>Exception Message</h4>
<p>#arguments.exception.message#</p>
<h4>Exception Detail</h4>
<p>#arguments.exception.detail#</p>
<h4>TagContext[1]</h4>
<cfdump var="#arguments.exception.TagContext[1]#" />
--->
<!--- you could also dump whatever else you want to inspect --->
<!---
<cfdump var="#cgi#" label="CGI" />
<cfdump var="#request#" label="REQUEST" />
<cfdump var="#session#" label="SESSION" />
<cfdump var="#application#" label="APPLICATION" />
--->
<cfelse>
<p>This site is temporarily down for maintenance.</p>
</cfif>
</body>
</html>
</cfoutput>
muraOnGlobalError.cfm
<cfscript>
// drop this method in either the Site or Theme eventHandler.cfc
public any function onGlobalError($) {
var tagContext = '';
var local = {};
param name='url.debug' default=false;
local.ex = arguments.$.event('exception');
local.errorMessage = 'GLOBAL ERROR - MESSAGE: #local.ex.Message# DETAIL: #local.ex.Detail# ';
try {
tagContext = local.ex.TagContext[1];
} catch(any e) {};
if ( IsStruct(tagContext) ) {
local.errorMessage = local.errorMessage & '
LINE: #tagContext.LINE#
TEMPLATE: #tagContext.TEMPLATE#
RAW_TRACE: #tagContext.RAW_TRACE#';
}
WriteLog(type='ERROR', file='muraGlobalError', text='#local.errorMessage#');
if ( url.debug ) {
WriteOutput('<h2>Debug Output</h2>' & local.errorMessage);
WriteDump(var=arguments, label='ARGUMENTS', abort=1);
}
}
</cfscript>
I am trying to run a webservice using coldfusion. I can run the wsdl in the browser fine. When I try to run it via coldfusion I get:
Unable to parse WSDL as an XML document.
Parsing error: Fatal Error: URI=null Line=-1: Premature end of file.
It is recommended that you use a web browser to retrieve and examine the requested WSDL document to ensure it is correct.
I have tried multiple methods:
wsargs.login='******';
wsargs.password='******';
ws = CreateObject("webservice", "https://correcturl.com/dswsbobje/qaawsservices/biws?WSDL=1&cuid-******", wsargs);
req = getSOAPRequest(ws);
</cfscript>
<cfdump var="#req#">
<cfset wsargs = structNew()>
<cfset wsargs["login"]="******">
<cfset wsargs["password"]="******">
<cfinvoke webservice="https://correcturl.com/dswsbobje/qaawsservices/biws?WSDL=1&cuid=******"
method="runQueryAsAService"
returnvariable="results"
argumentCollection="#wsargs#">
</cfinvoke>
<cfinvoke webservice="https://correcturl.com/dswsbobje/qaawsservices/biws?WSDL=1&cuid=******"
method="runQueryAsAService"
returnvariable="results">
<cfinvokeargument name="login" value="******"/>
<cfinvokeargument name="password" value="******"/>
</cfinvoke>
But all give me this error. I have see other related errors and have tried the solutions in them, such as clearing out the Application.cfc/cfm and adding refreshwsdl='true' to the cfinvoke, none of which have done anything. Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks.
I guess I didnt have a full understanding of how this works. The url I was trying to use was to what I guess was the wsdl definition. I ran url an via wizdler ran the method. That then gave me a soap request that I then saved in a cfcsave content tag. My final code that worked looks like:
<cfset strURL = "https://correcturl.com/dswsbobje/qaawsservices/biws?WSDL=1&cuid=******">
<cfsavecontent variable="strXML">
<Envelope xmlns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<Header>
<QaaWSHeader xmlns="VendorInfo">
<sessionID>[string?]</sessionID>
<serializedSession>[string?]</serializedSession>
<ClientType>[string?]</ClientType>
<AuditingObjectID>[string?]</AuditingObjectID>
<AuditingObjectName>[string?]</AuditingObjectName>
</QaaWSHeader>
</Header>
<Body>
<runQueryAsAService xmlns="VendorInfoLR">
<login>******</login>
<password>******</password>
</runQueryAsAService>
</Body>
</Envelope>
</cfsavecontent>
<cfhttp url="#strURL#" method="post" useragent="#CGI.http_user_agent#" result="objGet">
<cfhttpparam type="XML" value="#strXML.Trim()#" />
</cfhttp>
Idea from :http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Server_Software/Web_Servers/Q_24311762.html
This soap stuff is new to me, and I have more research to do to fully understand it. :)
I make a REST service call using cfhttp with the throwonerror attribute set to true.
When I use a try/catch statement to capture the error, I can't seem to find a way to output what error the REST service call tried to return, which would reside in the cfhttp.filecontent variable.
I also tried putting the result in a variable. Coldfusion keeps telling me that cfhttp and that variable dont exist. It seems like the call and its result get thrown out the door when an exception is raised.
I've read some advice on setting throwonerror=false and capturing the statuscodes myself, but that seems like silly work. Anyody have any thoughts on this?
<cftry>
<cfhttp url="#restUrl##arguments.method#/#arguments.params#" charset="utf-8" throwonerror="true" result="haha" />
<cfcatch type="any">
<cfdump var="#haha#" />
<cfdump var="#cfcatch#" abort />
</cfcatch>
</cftry>
UPDATE:
I've submited a bug report to Adobe, as Adamn suggested: https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=newBug. I can confirm it works in Railo, but doesn't work on CF10. Adam could also confirm it doesn't work on CF11.
I only see PHP solutions to this problem.
Basically I need to go from:
<TEXTFORMAT LEADING='2'><P ALIGN='LEFT'><FONT FACE='Verdana' style='font-size:10' COLOR='#0B333C'>My name's Mark</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>
to this:
<TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2"><P ALIGN="LEFT"><FONT FACE="Verdana" style="font-size:10" COLOR="#0B333C">My name's Mark</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>
Using ReReplaceNoCase but ... yup you guessed it .. I suck at regular expressions! :)
Rather than use a regex, you can do what you need in this case by letting CF do the work for you, via XML parsing libraries:
<cfsavecontent variable = "origStr">
<cfoutput>
<TEXTFORMAT LEADING='2'><P ALIGN='LEFT'><FONT FACE='Verdana' style='font-size:10' COLOR='##0B333C'>My name's Mark</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>
</cfoutput>
</cfsavecontent>
<cfset xmlString = ToString(xmlParse(origStr))>
<cfdump var="#xmlString#">
Which will get back:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2"><P ALIGN="LEFT"><FONT COLOR="#0B333C" FACE="Verdana" style="font-size:10">My name's Mark</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>
If that leading <?xml...> annoys you, you can cut that part off:
<cfdump var="#Right(xmlString, Len(xmlString) - 40)#">