RE: threerelatedselects - do you can help?

Do you not mind the delay in displaying new data? Ade -Original Message- From: Robert Everland III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 March 2006 18:05 To: CF-Talk Subject: Re: threerelatedselects - do you can help? I started looking into this tag and found it much easier to use AJAX.

RE: threerelatedselects - do you can help?

I suppose the initial load could be long, but what about the wait for data when changing one of the parent selects, do you mind that wait? Ade -Original Message- From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 March 2006 19:48 To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: threerelatedselects - do you

RE: threerelatedselects - do you can help?

There's not really much choice with 1900 records. That’s a little much for a JS array. So you can make it ajax or make the selects post back to update the next one. ..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. Bobby Hartsfield http://acoderslife.com -Original Message- From: Adrian Lynch

Re: Using Pipe character | as a list delimeter in varchar fields

My experience is that a lot of the developers at work have no idea on how to deal with cross tables or even what one is. This is a completely different problem. There are people taking short cuts when they shouldn't just because they don't have the skill to do it the right way, there are others

The solution - (was CF Server not working after months of flawless service)

Looks like i'm getting it all back working again ...Here's what I had to do: Remove SQLServer2000 Remove SQLServer2005 Remove all SQLServer components Reboot Install SQLServer2005 Attach all the databases again Set up all the ODBC Datasources in the control panel Reinstall ColdFusion Set up

Re: Using Pipe character | as a list delimeter in varchar field s

Dave Watts wrote: But in any case, since you said earlier that your permissions are binary values (you represent them with checkboxes), why not represent them using Actually, in my case, they are integers... the checkboxes are on-off values for specific parts of the application. If something

Strip $ and , from entered numbers

Trying to turn $123,456 into 123456 Getting rid of the $ sign is easy... #Replace(mynumber, $, , ALL)# But I'm not sure how to kill the $ and the , at the same time with the least amount of fuss... ~| Message:

Re: Strip $ and , from entered numbers

rereplace(myNumber, '[$,]', '', 'all') On 3/18/06, Les Mizzell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Trying to turn $123,456 into 123456 Getting rid of the $ sign is easy... #Replace(mynumber, $, , ALL)# But I'm not sure how to kill the $ and the , at the same time with the least amount of fuss...

Re: Strip $ and , from entered numbers

I must confess to being a regex beginner so it might not be the most elegant way but cfset num = $123,456 cfset newnum = rereplace(num,[^[:digit:]],,ALL) cfoutput#num#,#newnum#/cfoutput On 3/18/06, Les Mizzell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Trying to turn $123,456 into 123456 Getting rid of the $

cfajax/ajaxcfc File Upload

Hello all, I'd like to upload a file (an image) with cfajax/ajaxcfc, and I'm not sure where to start. I've done a fair amount of basic cfajax work, but no file uploads. I don't need to do anything fancy - no progress bars (would be nice) or anything like that. Anybody have any suggestions on

Re: Using Pipe character | as a list delimeter in varchar fields

Yes, I thought I said that more or less just with less words/description in at least one of my emails in this thread. On 3/18/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My experience is that a lot of the developers at work have no idea on how to deal with cross tables or even what one

Re: Strip $ and , from entered numbers

Michael Traher wrote: I must confess to being a regex beginner so it might not be the most elegant way but cfset num = $123,456 cfset newnum = rereplace(num,[^[:digit:]],,ALL) cfoutput#num#,#newnum#/cfoutput This would probably work better than the other option because the other option

Re:_Strip_$_and_,_from_entered_numbers

Trying to turn $123,456 into 123456 Getting rid of the $ sign is easy... #Replace(mynumber, $, , ALL)# But I'm not sure how to kill the $ and the , at the same time with the least amount of fuss... I'm going to go out on a limb and recommend you not use a regular expression for this.

RE: Strip $ and , from entered numbers

From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Trying to turn $123,456 into 123456 Getting rid of the $ sign is easy... #Replace(mynumber, $, , ALL)# But I'm not sure how to kill the $ and the , at the same time with the least amount of fuss... Les, I just solved the same problem for a form

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RE: Who's up for...

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CVS CF

Okay, realize the need for CVS in our setup. Installed and configured CVSNT on our dev server; installed the clients. Can connect to the CVSROOT/server no problems. Even got the Dreamweaver extension that allows you to do CVS work from within Dreamweaver...so cool. I am stoked, things are