Re: cfmail (form character count)

> I have a cfmail question. Im building a site for alphanumeric paging > and > ive come across a problem. Our pagers accept 260 characters. Id > like to > make it so that anything after 260 characters is sent in a seperate > email so > that there is no real character limit to paging. Is thi

Re: More than one Submit button

ab, :~~ : From: aslam bajaria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : : I have a form which has to have more than one submit : button. : : But, each submit button will have to have a different : fuseaction. : : Also, for one of the submit buttons, a message box : should appear if th

RE: Whats up with Macs and ?

Thanks, just what I was looking for! Jeff Fongemie -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2000 10:19 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Whats up with Macs and ? Jeff, Check out what we tell our Mac users about this at: http:

RE: Whats up with Macs and ?

Jeff, Check out what we tell our Mac users about this at: http://lookclose.com/learnmore/faqs/macieuploads.htm Ron Allen Hornbaker President/CTO Humankind Systems, Inc. http://humankindsystems.com mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I am using cffile as in: > > Action="upload" > Nameconflict="over

Whats up with Macs and ?

I am using cffile as in: and when a user with a Mac tries to upload a photo, something happens so the photo will not show up, as if it is corrupted or something. I can look on the server and the file does get loaded, but a browser will not display the picture?? Could it be a form issue befor

Passing a variable through the URL

In my application.cfm I have the following line of code: Now, there are login forms all over my site so people can login... if they put their email and their password in, it should pass their email through the URL... The form that they type email in is a textbox simple called "Email." So how

RE: Client variables in external database?

Interesting. In one of the tables CF creates, CF stores 3 variables in a #-delimited list, viz: HITCOUNT=1#LASTVISIT={ts '2000-07-15 10:34:14'}#TIMECREATED={ts '2000-07-15 10:34:14'}# Any clever reason for using a # ? best, paul At 01:10 PM 7/15/00 -0400, you wrote: > > We are doing experi

RE: Domain specific cookies with CFCOOKIE

On 7/15/00, Dave Watts penned: >You can do this: > > > >It worked for me. Oh, way cool. Strange it doesn't throw an error for the second domain value. I mean, a value's a value, no? :) -- Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ ColdFusion Solutions / eC

RE: Domain specific cookies with CFCOOKIE

> So, I added this to the very top of our Application.cfm file (Bud, you > may want to do this as a workaround, too): > >