On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 7:24 PM, Donnie Carvajal wrote:
> 1. Does anyone know if there is built in functionality to ColdFusion that
> will validate if a variable is an object of a certain CFC?
isInstanceOff()
Jochem
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You need to wrap the replace in #s
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On Apr 4, 2009, at 4:41 PM, "BobSharp" wrote:
>
> Table has a Primary Key of DealerCode (UUID)
> A form POSTs the required key ( form.txtDealer ) to be picked up
> by the Details Update page.
>
>
> My scripting for the Update Detail
Strings need single quotes in SQL:
WHERE Replace(d.DealerCode,'-','','all') = '#matchDealer#'
However, you must use cfqueryparam for any user provided input:
WHERE Replace(d.DealerCode,'-','','all') =
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/4/5
And of course I just realized that the error your seeing is in the
replace bit, so the other stuff was an error waiting to happen.
Are you trying to use the MySQL replace function or the CF replace function?
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/
Table has a Primary Key of DealerCode (UUID)
A form POSTs the required key ( form.txtDealer ) to be picked up by the
Details Update page.
My scripting for the Update Details page includes ...
#form.txtDealer#
#matchDealer#
Outputs from that are correct.
IF I understand the question Firebug would allow you to view the traffic
back and forth from Digg.
G!
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 10:41 AM, Andy Matthews wrote:
>
> I'm working on adding in one of the Digg APIs into an app I'm writing and
> I'm having problems with it. I was wondering if there was a
>>1) seeing as this can be run on any column (even integer fields) is
it possible to encrypt an integer and then place the resulting encrypted
string back into the integer column of the database
If the encrypted data is also an integer, then yes, but if is can be any
string, forget it. Not ev
Not quite sure what you're after, but if you're using CFHTTP and trying
to reconstruct a URL that gets generated from a request, like in the
case of a redirect, try this:
http://www.yourHTTPREquest.com/?blah=blah";
redirect="No">
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I'm working on adding in one of the Digg APIs into an app I'm writing and I'm
having problems with it. I was wondering if there was anything that I could
inspect which would detail the full URL sent to the API.
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Peter Boughton wrote:
> And whether you count -moz-* or -webkit-* stuff too - since it's technically
> engine-specific but of course doesn't apply if the browser doesn't support it.
>
One sheet for *good* browsers (gecko, webkit, presto etc), and one for
the other beast (s).
> But for Fire
>>First, start by writing standards compliant HTML with a valid Strict
DOCTYPE - this is the best way to avoid most of the browser bugs in the
first place.
Of course, this will work... at least for all visitors having browsers
supporting "Strict DOCTYPE" with no bug ;-)
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