Does anyone know if there is a JSHTTP command like CFHTTP? For those
interested in ASPHTTP, there is a module available from serverobjects.com
but I have not tried it out myself yet.
John
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Try note tab light www.notetab.com. It comes in freeware, nominal and
professional variety. Its quite good, but homesite is better because
homesite has a button for every html widget.
Other than that, textpad in windows.
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Homesite is great but Studio is better for CF. Both tend to take up a bit of
system resources though.
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From: Kelly Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 12:13 PM
Subject: RE: Slightly OT
Home site is great i made it the
Join a startup or any firm that will take you as a web developer (HTML,
CFML, SQL, VB, etc). Ideally they will already have a senior CF developer
that you can pick up a few things from. You'll want to get at least 12-18
months under your belt after which you can pick which company you want to
Well another thing I found out this weekend reading through my ASP 3.0 book
is two things I think are a little slow in CF. First is that you can program
functions in ASP ie
sub Calculate()
code here
end sub
I dont know what the CF response to this is, perhaps the custom template
comes
Try something like this.
cfoutput
tr
td#totaltrials#/td
td#variety#/td
td#avgyield#/td
CFSET trialpercent = (totaltrials/variety) * 100
TD#trialpercent# %/TD
/tr/cfoutput
Is that what you are trying to do?
You can also use the NumberFormat(trialpercent, arg). You will want to look
it up
You should use the SQL to grab the variable
SELECT SUM(fieldname) WHERE variety = 'parameter' AS variabletouse
which is much easier than building a lot of constructs to loop and total the
data. hmm which makes me wonder can you do:
SELECT AVERAGE(fieldname) WHERE var = 'param' AS soandso
If
BTW i think if you put an INDEX in the CFOUTPUT then it will tell you which
number of the loop you are on... See a reference for more info...
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From: Deanna L. Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 7:48 AM
Subject: Re: grouping
The link should go to a self-posting form with CFMAIL, body =
#cgi.http_referrer# (or whichever that property is)...
Form attributes= From, From email, To, To email, Title, comments and
cgi.http_referrer.
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Depends on a number of things, like are you trying to save memory or get
more speed out of it, or just have all the data binded to a key for easy
access? Also depends on what you are building too. Personally I go for a lot
of independent structures so some kind of error won't corrupt the entire
If you're lucky, some vendors set up cgi interfaces so that anyone can
bounce a query off it and give you the results for whatever it is you are
looking for. In my case, a friend wanted to sell baseball cards online and
one of the big card sites (Topps or whatever) had some kind of cgi interface
A nice thing that happened since about 93 is that the web languages and
tools COLDFUSION became very easy to understand. As such it opens the door
for a lot of people, which is good.
What should you be looking for from an (advanced?) college degree? Real
computing techniques and know-how. Want to
The government has had a long history of requiring its contractors to employ
people with degrees and advanced degrees. I am in the Washington area and
all of the big contractors Lockheed etc really want these BS of Computer
people which is why they get such fat salary packages for 21 year olds
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Is there a good site for information on web trends including:
_percent of people using IE
_percent of
LOL
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From: Lon Lentz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2000 1:07 PM
Subject: RE: Slightly OT: Lighten things up a little
From: "Fred T. Sanders" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
na, that would mean I'd have to go out and get a life,
and I
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