James Moberg JamoCA

## test-dates.cfm
<cfscript>
/* Test date strings for ColdFusion isDate() and date parsing functions. (20200630)
   Using RSS Dates from http://rssdateformats.tumblr.com/ and
   https://github.com/mjibson/goread/blob/0387db10bd9fd9ccd90d557fa30b6e494efa577a/goapp/utils.go#L129
*/
dates = ["now",
	"12/31/292278993",
	DateAdd("d", 1, "12/31/292278993"),
	2000,
	"1/1/22019",

## highlightChanges.htm
<!--- 20200618
Bug fix for https://stackoverflow.com/a/38037642/693068
--->
<style>
.highlighted {background-color:#39ff14;}
</style>

<script>
highlightChanges = function(str, compareStr){
	var strlength = str.length > compareStr.length ? compareStr.length : str.length;

## JVM_Font_List.cfm
<!--- 6/17/2020
     Output JVM Only font list for use with ColdFusion CFDocument
     GIST: https://gist.github.com/JamoCA/fd9c86736f7625a951b811e27f115d34
     TryCFM: https://www.trycf.com/gist/fd9c86736f7625a951b811e27f115d34
--->

<cfset environ = createObject("java", "java.awt.GraphicsEnvironment").getLocalGraphicsEnvironment()>
<cfset allFamilies = environ.getAvailableFontFamilyNames()>
<cfdump var="#AllFamilies#" output="browser" format="Text">

## removeNonce.cfm
<!--- 20200605 Use ColdFusion & regex to remove "nonce" attributes from HTML
      TryCF: https://trycf.com/gist/fa176f86448b28bf4c48a60ca2a35d7d
--->

<CFSAVECONTENT VARIABLE="HTML">
<script nonce="dXpwbUZDZjVPQnN1dVhGS1kzS0M2dz09">alert('script with nonce');</script>
<script nonce="">alert('script with empty none');</script>
<script>alert('script without nonce');</script>
</CFSAVECONTENT>

## symbolsToASCII.cfm
<cfscript>
/* 20200604 Map Symbols & Punctuation to ASCII
Convert the Unicode punctuation and symbols to ASCII punctuation and symbols is imperative in Natural language processing (NLP) for preserving the original documents.
Based on mapping from Lexical Systems Group: https://lexsrv3.nlm.nih.gov/LexSysGroup/Projects/lvg/2013/docs/designDoc/UDF/unicode/NormOperations/mapSymbolToAscii.html
Blog: https://dev.to/gamesover/convert-symbols-punctuation-to-ascii-using-coldfusion-java-3l6a
TryCF: https://trycf.com/gist/6f35220d47caa7fdbf75eb884ff1cec7 */
string function symbolsToASCII(required string inputString){
	var TempContent = javacast("string", arguments.inputString);
	TempContent = TempContent.replaceAll("[\u00B4\u02B9\u02BC\u02C8\u0301\u2018\u2019\u201B\u2032\u2034\u2037]", chr(39)); /* apostrophe (') */
	TempContent = TempContent.replaceAll("[\u00AB\u00BB\u02BA\u030B\u030E\u201C\u201D\u201E\u201F\u2033\u2036\u3003\u301D\u301E]", chr(34)); /* quotation mark (") */

## HTML-CSS-SVG-Demo.htm
<!-- Full Page HTML/CSS/SVG Demo to generate PDFs using CFDocument, CFHTMLTOPDF & WKHTMLTOPDF -->
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title>SVG Demo</title>
	<style>
	body {width:8.5in; height:11in; padding:0; margin:0;}
	.logo1 {width:8in; height:8in; margin:auto;}
	.logo1 img {width:100%; height:100%;}

## FileList_Manual.md

      
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                FileList.exe Manual
              
          
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    FileList.exe Manual (Version 4.1.1; released on 23 Jul 2018)
FileList is a command line utility providing a list of files of the selected path in the CSV format. The list includes the file name, the size, the file path, the last access and change date, date of creation etc. You can easily import all results to a spreadsheet or database. FileList runs on any current Windows operating system starting with Vista.
Online Manual: https://manuals.jam-software.com/filelist/EN/
Filter Lists as Needed: Filter the lists by various criteria like file name, file extension, time stamps, directory level, file size or file attributes.
Create File Lists on the Command Line: FileList can print or export lists of files of a folder or directory tree including metadata of the file.

  
## ColdFusion_QofQ_FirstLast_Bug.cfm
<!--- 20200408 Query-of-Queries Column Name Test
	Column names like "first" and "last" throw errors in Adobe ColdFusion 10, 11, 2016 & 2018, but work without
	any errors in Railo or Lucee.
	NOTE: Message on CFFiddle.org states "CFFiddle currently doesn't support some of the tags used in the cfm file like cfquery."
  Blog: https://dev.to/gamesover/coldfusion-query-of-query-reserved-words-or-bug-4ppf
  TryCF 10: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=acf
  TryCF 11: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=acf11
  TryCF 2016: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=acf2016
  TryCF 2018: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=acf2018
  TryCF Railo: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=railo

## AmazonTrustServices.cfm
<!--- 20200323 Test to determine if your ColdFusion Application Server can connect to Amazon Trust Services certificates.
    BLOG: https://dev.to/gamesover/coldfusion-test-for-new-amazon-trust-services-certificates-1k6o
    TryCF: https://www.trycf.com/gist/829e15110b1f8b81576e1782f760475d
    Try this on your installation of ColdFusion. (Proof that it works in a separate test environment is not the same as it working in production.)
    NOTE: Also try this at https://cffiddle.org/ (It works on TryCF, but I think it may be due to proxied requests.)
--->
<cfset AmazonTrustServices = [
	{
		"CN" = "Amazon Root CA 1",
		"O"  = "Amazon",

## ParseFullNameTests.txt

tests = [
	[
		'James Norrington',
		[
			'firstname' = 'James',
			'lastname' = 'Norrington'
		]
	],
	[
	<cfscript>
	/* Test date strings for ColdFusion isDate() and date parsing functions. (20200630)
	Using RSS Dates from http://rssdateformats.tumblr.com/ and
	https://github.com/mjibson/goread/blob/0387db10bd9fd9ccd90d557fa30b6e494efa577a/goapp/utils.go#L129
	*/
	dates = ["now",
	"12/31/292278993",
	DateAdd("d", 1, "12/31/292278993"),
	2000,
	"1/1/22019",
	<!--- 20200618
	Bug fix for https://stackoverflow.com/a/38037642/693068
	--->
	<style>
	.highlighted {background-color:#39ff14;}
	</style>

	<script>
	highlightChanges = function(str, compareStr){
	var strlength = str.length > compareStr.length ? compareStr.length : str.length;
	<!--- 6/17/2020
	Output JVM Only font list for use with ColdFusion CFDocument
	GIST: https://gist.github.com/JamoCA/fd9c86736f7625a951b811e27f115d34
	TryCFM: https://www.trycf.com/gist/fd9c86736f7625a951b811e27f115d34
	--->

	<cfset environ = createObject("java", "java.awt.GraphicsEnvironment").getLocalGraphicsEnvironment()>
	<cfset allFamilies = environ.getAvailableFontFamilyNames()>
	<cfdump var="#AllFamilies#" output="browser" format="Text">
	<!--- 20200605 Use ColdFusion & regex to remove "nonce" attributes from HTML
	TryCF: https://trycf.com/gist/fa176f86448b28bf4c48a60ca2a35d7d
	--->

	<CFSAVECONTENT VARIABLE="HTML">
	<script nonce="dXpwbUZDZjVPQnN1dVhGS1kzS0M2dz09">alert('script with nonce');</script>
	<script nonce="">alert('script with empty none');</script>
	<script>alert('script without nonce');</script>
	</CFSAVECONTENT>
	<cfscript>
	/* 20200604 Map Symbols & Punctuation to ASCII
	Convert the Unicode punctuation and symbols to ASCII punctuation and symbols is imperative in Natural language processing (NLP) for preserving the original documents.
	Based on mapping from Lexical Systems Group: https://lexsrv3.nlm.nih.gov/LexSysGroup/Projects/lvg/2013/docs/designDoc/UDF/unicode/NormOperations/mapSymbolToAscii.html
	Blog: https://dev.to/gamesover/convert-symbols-punctuation-to-ascii-using-coldfusion-java-3l6a
	TryCF: https://trycf.com/gist/6f35220d47caa7fdbf75eb884ff1cec7 */
	string function symbolsToASCII(required string inputString){
	var TempContent = javacast("string", arguments.inputString);
	TempContent = TempContent.replaceAll("[\u00B4\u02B9\u02BC\u02C8\u0301\u2018\u2019\u201B\u2032\u2034\u2037]", chr(39)); /* apostrophe (') */
	TempContent = TempContent.replaceAll("[\u00AB\u00BB\u02BA\u030B\u030E\u201C\u201D\u201E\u201F\u2033\u2036\u3003\u301D\u301E]", chr(34)); /* quotation mark (") */
	<!-- Full Page HTML/CSS/SVG Demo to generate PDFs using CFDocument, CFHTMLTOPDF & WKHTMLTOPDF -->
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title>SVG Demo</title>
	<style>
	body {width:8.5in; height:11in; padding:0; margin:0;}
	.logo1 {width:8in; height:8in; margin:auto;}
	.logo1 img {width:100%; height:100%;}
	<!--- 20200408 Query-of-Queries Column Name Test
	Column names like "first" and "last" throw errors in Adobe ColdFusion 10, 11, 2016 & 2018, but work without
	any errors in Railo or Lucee.
	NOTE: Message on CFFiddle.org states "CFFiddle currently doesn't support some of the tags used in the cfm file like cfquery."
	Blog: https://dev.to/gamesover/coldfusion-query-of-query-reserved-words-or-bug-4ppf
	TryCF 10: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=acf
	TryCF 11: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=acf11
	TryCF 2016: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=acf2016
	TryCF 2018: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=acf2018
	TryCF Railo: https://trycf.com/editor/gist/4fbd1a8336c71f5f21e982ea2b10d448?engine=railo
	<!--- 20200323 Test to determine if your ColdFusion Application Server can connect to Amazon Trust Services certificates.
	BLOG: https://dev.to/gamesover/coldfusion-test-for-new-amazon-trust-services-certificates-1k6o
	TryCF: https://www.trycf.com/gist/829e15110b1f8b81576e1782f760475d
	Try this on your installation of ColdFusion. (Proof that it works in a separate test environment is not the same as it working in production.)
	NOTE: Also try this at https://cffiddle.org/ (It works on TryCF, but I think it may be due to proxied requests.)
	--->
	<cfset AmazonTrustServices = [
	{
	"CN" = "Amazon Root CA 1",
	"O" = "Amazon",

	tests = [
	[
	'James Norrington',
	[
	'firstname' = 'James',
	'lastname' = 'Norrington'
	]
	],
	[