> How if I set parameter ENABLECAB="No". What feature of
> CFFORM will not be available? What are Java applet-based
> CFFORM controls used for?
There are four Java applets you can use within CFFORM: CFTREE, CFGRID,
CFTEXTAREA, and CFSLIDER. They're pretty self-explanatory. By default, if
you use one of these controls and someone visits your page with Microsoft
Internet Explorer, they'll be prompted to download a CAB file, which
contains the Java classes needed for these controls. If the person chooses
to download the CAB file, the classes will be installed on the machine, so
that future visits to the page (or any other page using any of those
controls) won't require that the classes be downloaded again. If the person
chooses not to download the CAB file, the Java classes will be downloaded,
but they'll have to repeat the process on subsequent visits.
If you're not using any of those four applets, you can set ENABLECAB to NO
and it won't affect anything at all.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
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