Steve Withington stevewithington

There's an issue when attempting to perform a cfhttp call inside of Docker to localhost on MacOSX. For some reason, this issue does not appear to exist on Windows. Instead of hitting localhost, you must use the "Service Name" as defined in your docker-compose.yml file, and the container's exposed port (NOT the one you're using outside of the container).

Example `docker-compose.yml`

version: '3.3'
  services:
    myservice:

	<cfsilent>
	<!---
	NOTE: Since the MuraBootstrap theme is a 'Responsive' framework, this layout is
	completely optional. It uses jQuery Mobile (http://jquerymobile.com/) to display
	content for handheld devices.

	To use it, simply rename the file to 'mobile.cfm'

	If you wish to see how it looks, simply append '/?mobileformat=1' to the end of the
	URL. You could also add a link to your full site footer to allow people to view your

	component {
	/**
	* MURA FORM: `REMOTE SOURCE` Options Example
	*
	* Notes:
	* + On the form, select `Remote Source` and enter the full URL to where this file resides, along with `?method=getData`
	* - For example <http://localhost:8080/sites/{SiteID}/remote/muraFormBuilderRemoteSource.cfc?method=getData>
	* + If storing this file under the `/sites` directory, be sure to place it under a directory named `remote` to avoid Access Denied issues
	* + If running inside of a Docker container, you MUST use the internal network PORT (e.g., `8080` vs. `80`)
	* + How to use a CUSTOM OBJECT for options: <https://gist.github.com/stevewithington/7947902>

	<!---
	Place this function in your Site or Theme contentRenderer.cfc
	Invoke by calling `$.dspDescendants()`
	--->

	<cffunction name="dspDescendants">
	<cfargument name="contentid" type="string" default="#$.content('contentid')#" />
	<cfset var local = {} />
	<cfset local.cBean = $.getBean('content').loadBy(contentid=arguments.contentid) />
	<cfsavecontent variable="local.str">

	/*

	There are two (2) image plugins available for CKEditor:
	The "Image" plugin (https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/image), which is used by default;
	and the "Enhanced Image" plugin (https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/image2), which offers the ability to caption images.

	To enable the "Enhanced Image" plugin, follow these instructions:

	1. Edit the file located under {ThemeName}/js/editor/config.js.cfm
	(if the file doesn't exist, create it ... if the config.js.cfm.txt file exists, rename it to remove '.txt')

	/*

	There's an elegant way to restrict character or word count in Mura CMS HTMLEditors.
	1. Download the Word Count & Char Count Plugin:
	https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/wordcount

	2. Download the Notification plugin:
	https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/notification

	3. Unzip the the plugins and add the directories to the CKEditor plugins directory:

	<cfscript>
	// this example shows how to add custom scripts in the Admin area ...
	// you could also use jQuery or whatever other method as well.
	// Add this method to a Mura CMS SITE, THEME or PLUGIN eventHandler.cfc
	public any function onAdminHTMLFootRender(m) {
	var str = '';
	savecontent variable='str' {
	WriteOutput('
	<script>
	// Your script goes here.

	// paste this to chrome console on anybody's twitter page
	// and it'll turn into an instant presentation :)

	(function TweetPresent() {
	const presenter = $(`<div id="tpd" style=" position: fixed; top: 0; left: 0; height: 100vh; width: 100vw; padding: 10vh 10vw; box-sizing: border-box; background-color: white; font-size: 5vw; text-align: center; z-index: 9999; display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: center;"></div>`);
	const tweets = $$(`div.tweet p.js-tweet-text`)
	.map(el => el.innerHTML)
	.map(t => ({t, s: Math.random()}))
	.sort((a, b) => a.s > b.s ? -1 : 1)
	.map(c => c.t);

	version: '2'

	# Note: use the database service name `db` in the Host IP Address field ...
	# Or, `docker container inspect {postgrescontainerid}` to obtain the IP Address needed for completing the Drupal setup screen.

	services:
	# Postgres
	db:
	image: postgres:9.6.5-alpine
	restart: always

Steve Withington stevewithington

Example docker-compose.yml

Example `docker-compose.yml`