Um ... Netscape doesn't perform these functions, your server does. If you
were doing it in Javascript, it would be up to the client (Netscape or IE),
but this looks like CF code which executes on the server.
As someone else hinted -- Netscape is slow to render tables so if your app
has a lot of tables, it will be slower.
-----Original Message-----
From: Eli Shechter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 11:25 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: date funcions in netscape
Hi
i have created a calendar with date functions,
examples;
<CFPARAM NAME="CurrMonth" DEFAULT="#Month(now())#">
<CFPARAM NAME="CurrDay" DEFAULT="#Day(now())#">
<CFPARAM NAME="CurrYear" DEFAULT="#Year(now())#">
#daysInMonth(now())#
#dayofweek(now())#
#dayofweekAsString(todayOfWeek)#
the problem is, that netscape takes a long time to process these functions.
it works fast in IE though.
are there any alternative functions i can use?? or any way to speed it up??
Thank You
-Eli Shechter-
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