I got hold of Ben Forta's ten minute book on SQL the other day. Is there
something similar for REGEX that anyone can recommend.
TIA!!!
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Yup, and I'd recommend it.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0672325667/104-284-8175131
?v=glance
Ade
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Teach yourself
I got hold of Ben Forta's ten minute
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Teach yourself
I got hold of Ben Forta's ten minute book on SQL the other day. Is there
something similar for REGEX that anyone can recommend.
How about
You're right - it is logical but it didn't occur to me he wrote one :-)
Thanks guys
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Teach yourself
You're right - it is logical but it didn't occur to me he wrote one :-)
Thanks guys
No problem... sorry, but I just had to bust
I don't see what you mean? The only thing I can see which doesn't line up if
the compare image and checkbox.
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Sent: 08 September 2005 19:43
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: [CSS] vertical justify
Not quite. I know about that
On Thursday 08 September 2005 17:13, RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote:
Tom,
I think you might be running into a limitation of the development
version. Don't know about v7, but on v8 it's restricted to x number of
IP addresses after which it refuses connections. I think for ws calls
there's a furthur
On Thursday 08 September 2005 17:51, Dimo Michailov wrote:
I am stuck on this issue and need help.
If you remove the cfdump does it work OK ?
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Point your test to a local WS. In the local WS, use the new
getSOAPRequest or getSOAPRequestHeader functions. This assumes you
have CFMX7 of course.
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have a lok at the tools at mindreef.netvery cool!!
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Is anybody integrating MapQuests Site Advantage with ColdFusion?
I am having a hard time parsing through their XML.
I am using this code to retrieve their XML.
cfhttp
method=get
resolveurl=yes
CSS (neither 2 or 3) does not have a way of vertically justifying text.
If you are using tables (which I believe you are from your use of the word
cells) you might want to try td{vertical-align:center}. Since anything
within a cell is considered part of the inline layout model.
Sandra Clark
Sorry, don't have desktop internet access (don't ask). We run wl8 here
and i just remember a chat i once had with one of the java guys about
how ws calls were restricted in the dev version above and beyond the
five ip rule... On the one hand, makes some kind of sense, since you
could stick your
No, CFDUMP doesn't affect it, hangs with or without it.
On 9/9/05, Thomas Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 08 September 2005 17:51, Dimo Michailov wrote:
I am stuck on this issue and need help.
If you remove the cfdump does it work OK ?
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Okay, I've determined that CFCHART is not a good solution for my
charting needs because I need to do a line chart but I need thin lines
and cfchart doesn't give me any options to control the line thickness.
Anyone have any recommendations for a solution - preferably inexpensive
- that will
I should say that I'm going to try JFreeChart.. can't be any harder to
implement than jasperReports was ;)
But if anyone has any other suggestions, or has experience with
jfreechart, feel free to speak up.
Rick
Rick Root wrote:
Okay, I've determined that CFCHART is not a good solution for my
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I just don't see how using XML internally in an app is extra work compared
to using individual attributes or another structure format. And I don't
understand where there is any appreciable overhead. Of course, my ignorance
could very well be bliss!
Advantages that I see:
1. Data for a
Rick Root wrote:
Anyone have any recommendations for a solution - preferably inexpensive
- that will allow me to dynamically generate simple line graphs?
i think kavacharts still has a free version (though it might now label
your graphs as such). and if i recall correctly you can fiddle
We've used the bline charting components successfully. They're a lot more
customizable than the built-in charts, and play nicely with CF.
http://www.blinex.com/
On 9/9/05, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should say that I'm going to try JFreeChart.. can't be any harder to
implement
Is there a simple way to strip out all characters above ascii 127 from a
string?
Thanks,
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On Friday 09 September 2005 14:15, Rick Root wrote:
Anyone have any recommendations for a solution - preferably inexpensive
- that will allow me to dynamically generate simple line graphs?
Something wrong with a table, and some gifs ?
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Ok I answered my own question:
for (i = 128; i LTE 159; i = i + 1)
text = Replace(text, Chr(i), , All);
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Thomas Chiverton wrote:
On Friday 09 September 2005 14:15, Rick Root wrote:
Anyone have any recommendations for a solution - preferably inexpensive
- that will allow me to dynamically generate simple line graphs?
Something wrong with a table, and some gifs ?
Yes, that would a bar chart, not
Dan,
I'm not sure about this, but I think I've experienced what you're
describing. And the issue seemed to be that the engine rendering the chart
decided there wasn't enough room to display all the labels. If this sounds
like what's happening for you, you might try making the chart wider, or
Rick,
What version of CF? CFMX7 definitely has ways to control the line width.
They're in the associated XML stylesheet, not in the attributes of the
tag; but they're easily changed.
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Tom
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I've not felt that process was exactly 'easily' accomplished.
I've had weird and inconsistent results trying to leverage the xml
stylesheet solutions...
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Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 10:15 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re:
Tom McNeer wrote:
Rick,
What version of CF? CFMX7 definitely has ways to control the line width.
They're in the associated XML stylesheet, not in the attributes of the
tag; but they're easily changed.
Is that undocumented? the default.xml doesn't seem to have anything
in it relating to
Tom McNeer wrote:
Dan,
I'm not sure about this, but I think I've experienced what you're
describing. And the issue seemed to be that the engine rendering the chart
decided there wasn't enough room to display all the labels. If this sounds
like what's happening for you, you might try
I just don't see how using XML internally in an app is
extra work compared
to using individual attributes or another structure
format. And I don't
understand where there is any appreciable overhead. Of
course, my ignorance
could very well be bliss!
Advantages that I see:
1.
Rick,
I found this blog posting that might help:
http://cfchart.blogspot.com/2005/07/modifying-look-and-feel-of-charts-part.html
Here's a quote:
For changing the line width the attribute that is used is linewidth, in the
element child tag of the xml document.
Hope it helps!
Dave
Tom,
I'm not sure about this, but I think I've experienced what you're
describing. And the issue seemed to be that the engine rendering the chart
decided there wasn't enough room to display all the labels. If this sounds
like what's happening for you, you might try making the chart wider, or
Rick,
Make your chart 5000 pixels wide, that'll solve it ;)
Unfortunately, that seems to be the fix.
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Holy Zarquon's singing fish! I absolutely LOVE it when we get into these
discussions where the you should never... starts coming up. The only
true generalization is that ALL GENERALIZATIONS ARE FALSE. It is not
good to be in the habit of referring to the form scope in your CFC's.
That does not
I am using the cfinput tag, validate=regular_expression and I am totally
confusing myself on trying to work out what the pattern should equal. Basically
I want the user to only be allowed to enter one of the following values
0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50
They cannot enter anything else i.e.
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I found this blog posting that might help:
http://cfchart.blogspot.com/2005/07/modifying-look-and-feel-of-charts-part.html
That's cool and it works great, thanks!
I just realized I was looking at the wrong version of the manual on
livedocs, or I might've caused
And I'm sure NO ONE has ever done THAT before... ;-)
Dave
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Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 10:59 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Charting Alternatives
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found this blog posting that might help:
First, I think that your apps are way more sophisticated then mine. All I
have is a very basic controller (I am using Application.cfc in this role), a
presentation layer and BusinessObjects (basic cfc's like Invoice, Order,
Customer, Address, Person). I don't have a factory (although I could
You should never* be referring to the form scope in a CFC.
...
* blah blah blah, never is never accurate, there are always
exceptions.
Holy Zarquon's singing fish! I absolutely LOVE it when we get
into these discussions where the you should never... starts
coming up. The only
In other words, you want 1 or 2 characters. If two characters you want 1-4
followed by a 0 or a 5, and if one character you want 0 or 5 followed by a
space.
So try:
([1-5][05])|(0 )|(5 )
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From: Andy Mcshane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Basically I want the user to only be
allowed to enter one of the following values
0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50
They cannot enter anything else i.e. 55
You might consider making them into a list and using another
Holy Zarquon's singing fish! I absolutely LOVE it when people
completely miss the intent of the author, the footnote, and the point!
On 9/9/05, Ken Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Holy Zarquon's singing fish! I absolutely LOVE it when we get into these
discussions where the you should
Oops, that would also allow 55. Try this, it allows digits 1-4 followed by a
0 or a 5 (that takes care of 10-45), as well as 50 0 and 5:
([1-4][05])|(50)|(0)|(5)
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From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 11:06 AM
To: CF-Talk
Who the heck is Zarquon?
Dave
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From: Brian Kotek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 11:14 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Simple CFC quesiton
Holy Zarquon's singing fish! I absolutely LOVE it when people
completely miss the intent of the author,
Thanks for the reply Ben, your code makes it a bit more understandable as to
how to format an expression. The expression that you given me almost works
but does still allow 55 to be entered.
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Sent: 09 September 2005 16:17
To:
(Original poster was making a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reference.)
On 9/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who the heck is Zarquon?
Dave
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Oh yeah. Now I remember. ;-)
Dave
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Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 11:31 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Simple CFC quesiton
(Original poster was making a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reference.)
How about Teach Yourself Regular Expressions in 10 Minutes by Ben
Forta?
Right, and while you're teaching yourself, you can test your skill on
the REwizard:
http://www.contentbox.com/claude/REwizard/index.cfm?p=hf
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Hi,
We have an app that runs fine on good old MX6.1. Basically a
confirmation email is sent out to a user with a click here to update
your details.
This link has an ID that's encrypted with CF's Encrypt, the result of
this is then URLEncoded.
All works fine until we upgraded the server to 7.
Yeah, this is actually the post I was *trying* to reply to. I just hit
reply on the latest one at the time...
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Dave Watts wrote:
You should never*
Try anchoring it so that it has to match the whole string:
^([1-4][05])|(50)|(0)|(5)$
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Andy McShane wrote:
Thanks for the reply Ben, your code makes it a bit more understandable as to
how to format an expression. The expression that you given me almost works
but does
Hi, all...
I've always used tables to display my data from queries.
Now, I've begun to be interested more in using CSS and Layers.
The first question I have is how would one display data from queries
if not by using the top row of a table as the column headers and then
looping through the
Don't try it... you have a perfectly good system, no reason to throw it
away.
Matthew Small
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From: Rick Faircloth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 12:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Can CSS and Layers Take the Place of Tables for Displaying
I've always used tables to display my data from queries.
Now, I've begun to be interested more in using CSS and Layers.
What's wrong with tables?
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one thing to bear in mind is that tables are NOT inherently evil. even in a
CSS world, they serve a purpose (to display tabular data).
prior shortcomings in browsers meant that they were used for layout, which
is what you want to move away from when you move towards CSS.
Since you mention
Don't try it... you have a perfectly good system, no reason to throw it
away.
Matthew Small
welll nothing to gain but faster rendering and greater flexibility in
display ;-)
.and my CSS guru buddy has shown me that it is possible to go tableless
;-)
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP
On 9/8/05, Anthony Prato [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am pretty set on subversion already, my problem's been getting the
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someone talks about a bug or something they don't like. A programmer
jumps on it with very little planning
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From: Rick Faircloth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 12:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Can CSS and Layers Take the Place of Tables for Displaying
Dynamic Data?
Hi, all...
I've always used tables to display my data from queries.
Now,
So is nobody using this configuration?
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From: Russ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 6:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cf7 sql server integrated security
I am trying to connect to sql server using integrated security. so both my
cf and sql servers
Hi all,
We're trying to debug a performance problem that has cropped up recently.
What happens is that all threads (that use database connections) hang for a
period of time. Then, some query passes through the system with a long
query time, and there rest of the held up processes blow through.
The problem with tables is regards to using them for layout. If you've
got tabular data just use a table :)
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Russ,
Sorry ... on cfmx it's going to be a real hack if it's possible at all :)
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To: CF-Talk
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So is nobody using this configuration?
But you'll lose your mind doing it. :-)
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Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 12:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Can CSS and Layers
Is there any way to deselect an item in cfgrid (flash form) without holding
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One of the things I always hear developers talking about is
separating the layout/design/presentation from the data/code. CSS is
really great way to do that. All you have to do is present very
simple html code and CSS can do the rest.
Here is a project that I am developing right now that we
On 9/9/05, Bryan Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't try it... you have a perfectly good system, no reason to throw it
away.
Matthew Small
welll nothing to gain but faster rendering and greater flexibility in
display ;-)
.and my CSS guru buddy has shown me that it is
But you'll lose your mind doing it. :-)
Matthew Small
ahhhbut that happened long ago ;-)
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That's what I'm wondering...I've got a system, while not flawless,
works very well...and I've learned a lot of tricks and tweaks to
working with tables. I work with tables primarily for design, but
apply styles to the tables and cells...
Rick
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From: Matthew Small
Nothing wrong with them...I was just wondering if CSS and Layers
was somehow superior and preferable to working with tables...looking
for input from designers / developers with more CSS and Layers
experience than I have before bothering with learning a new way to do
things.
Rick
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Never said it wasn't possible. The question is, why would you want to if
you're displaying tabular data?
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I'll type it slower this time for you Charlie ;-)
welll nothing to gain but faster rendering and greater flexibility in
display ;-)
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP
Yes, tables do make sense for tabular data display...it's intuitive for me
to think in terms of query rows and table rows...I just wondered if the
CSS and Layers approach had some superior way of working with
not just general design, but, especially in displaying dynamic data...
Rick
Without perstering you for too much detail...how does
CSS and Layers display query data without using tables?
Are div's expandable like tables? Do you have to still use tables
within div's?
I know there's a lot I don't understand...I just thought I'd ask a few
probing questions before spending
Tables aren't evil.
Are you sure? I've had some evil things happen when working
with tables before...and I'm *certain* they were to blame and not me! ;o)
Rick
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From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 12:31 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject:
Keep in mind that you can apply CSS and layers in conjunction with tables. In
the case of displaying dynamic data, whether you use a table or not depends on
the kind of data being displayed.
As an example, I've been playing with the design of a webmail client I built.
You can get the current
Got a nice big project coming up. We are current gathering requirements.
Part of this process is the building of an HTML wireframe of the site to
determine look and flow.
I need to pull together the requirements and the wireframe so that it can be
distributed to developers in a consistent
Thanks for the insight and pointers, David.
I'll definitely check out your project.
Rick
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From: David Livingston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 12:58 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Can CSS and Layers Take the Place of Tables for Displaying
I'm not the CSS gurubut I'll imaprt what wisdom I've gleanded
Are div's expandable like tables? Do you have to still use tables
within div's?
AFAIK if you don't apply a height or width they will expand/collapse based
on what's in them
I believe that each cell in a table is
I'm not sure if someone already answered this, but you should anchor the
start and end of the strings. This pattern might do it, but it's not
tested:
^(0|5|10|15|20|25|30|35|40|45|50)$
M!ke
I am using the cfinput tag, validate=regular_expression and I am
totally confusing myself on trying
You should be aware that when you're talking about layers you're not
really referring to an actual CSS thingy. That's Dreamweaver's way of
explaining CSS in a visual environment. There's no such thing as a layer
really - just divs and other markup that's positioned via CSS.
There are
this doesn't log JDBC info though, eh? seefusion at seefusion.org has
somethign that may help. If you are using a JRun based DSN, you could
log some data for those, but not CF DSNs.
DK
On 9/9/05, Damien McKenna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most databases have a system for query logging, rtfm :)
Thanks for the input, Robert...I'll check out your work.
Rick
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From: Robert Munn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 1:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Can CSS and Layers Take the Place of Tables for Displaying
Dynamic Data?
Keep in mind that you
On 9/9/05, Bryan Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Never said it wasn't possible. The question is, why would you want to if
you're displaying tabular data?
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I'll type it slower this time for you Charlie ;-)
welll nothing to gain but faster rendering and
Google: CACLS and setowner.exe
You might be able to use these with CFEXECUTE, but you may have to write
a COM object as well.
I had some code that worked, until we upgraded from W2k to W2k3. Then,
it all stopped working. I haven't had time to look closely into it why
it broke.
M!ke
I have a database of contracts. I want the people entering the information to
be able to upload files to the website and the name of the file to the
database. I have that, but I'm caught on the accept attribute.
I want them to be able to upload most text oriented types of files (txt,
From: Deanna Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 10:22 AM
Subject: Re: Can CSS and Layers Take the Place of Tables for Displaying
Dynamic Data?
You should be aware that when you're talking about layers you're not
really referring
Thanks Bryan...if I pursue this and develop some usable techniques
I'll definitely pass them on.
I guess I'm just interested, too, in learning something new...trying to
break out of a design rut, but have to make sure that the design
techniques accommodate dyamic data...perhaps pure CSS and
sorry...still too fast. come again?
:)
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LOL!
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Thanks for the advice, Deanna.
Got to get to know those div's...and I really couldn't see,
at lease initially, how CSS could make displaying tabular data
earier than displaying it in a tabular design, i.e., tables...
The reuse aspect of sites has always been something I've
been interested in
Maybe you just need to read it faster, Charlie... ;o)
Rick
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From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 1:28 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Can CSS and Layers Take the Place of Tables for Displaying
Dynamic Data?
On 9/9/05, Bryan
Okay, yah, that's true. I stand corrected. But, I still think it sounds like
he's using the DW layer mumbo jumbo. But, I could be totally wrong. As we
said in our family , 10 seconds (as in please rewind 10 seconds and then
go on with your regularly scheduled programming).
On 9/9/05, Bryan
Fusebuilder (http://www.fusebuilder.net/) will make it easy to create
a wireframe, then a prototype from the wireframe, then architect the
app based on the prototype and generate fusedocs for you. It is well
worth $95 if you have a large project to build and will save you an
absurd amount of time.
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From: Michael Traher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I haven't been a fusedocs fan but I'm willing to be
persuaded :-) or does anyone have an alternative template for
this kind of specification?
Fusebuilder.net?
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Rick,
Are you asking us how to pound in a nail without using a hammer?
I see from the numerous responses that I've missed a holy war.
Tables are for tabular data. There is no better way to display tabular
data than using a table. Even a CSS guru will tell you that.
Alternatively, you could
Actually as wars go on this list this one is pretty tame :)
I have yet to hear anyone's mother mentioned.
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From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 1:06 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Can CSS and Layers Take the Place of Tables for
daniel kessler wrote:
I have a database of contracts. I want the people entering the information
to be able to upload files to the website and the name of the file to the
database. I have that, but I'm caught on the accept attribute.
I want them to be able to upload most text oriented
Nah...I've seen true Holy Wars on this list...this has been a civil,
informative exchange.
I'm seeing that a combination of CSS for design and tables for
data may be a good way to proceed in further development...
I'll have to start some experimenting.
Rick
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From:
From: daniel kessler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, how would I structure an accept so that it does this?
Also, which other types of files should I exclude? If it's
an include-only list then I don't have to exclude but I don't
know which file types to enter ahead of time because I may
Yeah, CSS is by far the most superior method to giving yourself the
biggest headache ever imaginable. I've been doing A LOT of css research
and I am still going to use a large table for general layout and then
divs within that. Don't get me wrong, css for styling is great, it just
sucks for
On 9/9/05, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Tables are for tabular data. There is no better way to display tabular
data than using a table. Even a CSS guru will tell you that.
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easy there...when i said that, i was accused of being a slow reader :D
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Charlie Griefer
You just gotta be very careful if you're ever planning on building a
site that is ADA compliant (which you should try to do anyways).
Tweaked table layouts are very difficult for screen readers to handle so
that's a big push for CSS websites. However, you still can build sites
that are ADA
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