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Setting up a home network to develop Cold Fusion, ASP and PHP applications on a Macintosh.

Dec 10, 2001 By Frank Marion

Setting up a home network to develop Cold Fusion, ASP and PHP applications on a Macintosh. I'm a Cold Fusion developer who prefers the Mac as my environment for development. I've long had the dream of being able to spend my time in BBEdit to develop my server side applications, and have finally learned how to do it. I thought that I would share my experiences in setting up a Mac/PC home network for file sharing as well as for sharing web resources, so that others in the same boat may have a path to follow.
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Mac MSIE Variable bug
The Mac version of Microsoft Explorer 4.x has a bug where it will append a space to a form variable. When one clicks on a submit button whose value, for example, may be 'Submit!', MSIE will actually send 'Submit![space]'. This will frequently cause problems all over an app. The solution, when comparing a form variable to be used as a trigger is to ensure that one uses Trim() when comparing the value.

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