datediff() is what you are looking for.
--Ben Doom
Andrew Whone wrote:
> I retrieve a bunch of dynamic DateFroms and DateTos that a user has input
> into a form.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I want to know the DateFrom of
I assumed there would be as well, but when I looked it up, that's what
the docs for MySQL 5 said. Specifically, I dug around until I found the
limit on the IN clause. It said it was limited by max_allowed_packet,
which I then looked up.
Hence, "according to the docs".
--Ben D
cfzip? :-)
--Ben Doom
Richard Colman wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a tag for unzipping files programmatically?
>
> Rick Colman
>
>
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Which, according to the docs, is only limited by max_allowed_packet.
The default is 1Mb, but it can be set arbitrarily up to the size of
available RAM if that becomes a problem.
--BenD
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Monday 22 Oct 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Also, regardless of the performance
Offhand, I'd guess using the "in" syntax, if only because it makes your
million-line query smaller.
However, if you really want to know, write it each way, populate a db
with a million rows of fake data, and time it.
--BenD
Will Tomlinson wrote:
> MySQL 5.
>
> Which would be the better choic
s any effect on
efficiency.
--Ben Doom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Another CF developer mentioned to me the other day that it's better to
> store 1,0 values in a smallint compared to using bit value for on of off
> functionality within an app in CF7 or greater.
>
Yarr! What webserver be you sailing, me hearty?
--Ben Doom
Ian Skinner wrote:
> So many of you are so knowledgeable, it makes this list piratically
> one-stop shopping.
>
> Simple question hard to Google. Where does one configure ones systems
> so that users do not have to
Well, since you are already pulling it into a variable, you can just do
a find() or refind() to locate your IP. Which you would use depends, in
large part, on whether you are looking for a specific IP or IPs in general.
--Ben Doom
Orlini, Robert wrote:
> I have a cfexecute w/cffile t
be called by something that expects a query object
instead of a Group object, so this is a way to convert the results
(which, it would appear, don't need converting).
Either way, I'd clean the code on a development box and see if anything
breaks. If not, then you are clearly
I'm a little unclear on what you are asking for. Are you trying to sum
all the columns in a row, or all the rows in a column? Is this for
manipulation, or just display?
--Ben Doom
Peter Tanswell wrote:
> Hi there
>
>
> I have a program which produces
that's actually a very elegant solution.
> Also, I will be using an IIS server, not apache, and I don't think there is a
> mod_rewrite equivalent with IIS, hopefully somebody can prove me wrong
> though!
I've never used one, but there were a couple brought up on the
eport Builder when I try to connect to the IP.
Am I missing a step when trying to enable RDS? Does Report Builder
require more information that the IP and password? Some third option?
--Ben Doom
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Well, I can think of a number of ways. All of the ones I'm thinking of
offhand require that you have access to your webserver. Basically, they
are (in descending order of preference) mod_rewrite or the IIS
equivalent, virtual directories, and a custom 404.
--Ben Doom
Jessica Kennedy
I don't know about actual cycle efficiency, but arraysum(query['row'])
is what I use. Very good on typing efficiency. :-)
--Ben Doom
Toby King wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I have an application where I am outputing a number of sales figures for a
> year for various depa
Subversion is pretty cool. Without knowing anything about your
servers, I'll say this: It's kind of a pain to set up on a Win server
(never tried on a *nix server) but totally worth it.
--Ben Doom
J W wrote:
> I am looking to have better version control at our company and
Can't you dump the mousex, mousey variables into form variables onclick,
then submit the form (or something similar)?
--Ben Doom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> All, Sorry for the repeat post. I've searched all day for a solution and
> can't find anything.
> I want to capt
IIRC, CF uses XMPP. The only one I know of (which is not to say it's
the only one out there) is Pidgin (http://pidgin.im) or Adium for Mac
(which is basically a mac native version of Pidgin).
HTH.
--Ben Doom
Eron Cohen wrote:
> Can anyone recommend the best free instant messenger s
to flash. I'm sure the Adobe site
can tell you more about it.
--Ben Doom
Mike Kear wrote:
> I dont know .. what's Captivate?
>
> Can it record someone working an interactive flash gizmo? can you add
> captions and speech bubbles etc once you have done that?
>
> Sorr
Captivate?
--Ben Doom
Mike Kear wrote:
> What's the best way to do these things nowdays?The best way to
> record a 'click this button, enter your purchase order number here,
> click this choice, select a colour from here, click that button ..."
I'm not entirely sure why (perhaps CF is counting 20 million seconds)
but if you punctuate the date, eg 2007/09/27, it works.
--Ben Doom
Orlini, Robert wrote:
> I tried: #dateformat(DATEADD("m",-1,enddate),"MMDD")#
>
> If enddate is 20070927: I get: 5685
So can you not do something like:
select whatever
from pur
right join pro on pur.reg_firmno = pro.reg_firmno
(might be left -- I sometimes mix them up)
Or is that not supported? Sorry, not a SQL expert and never used Oracle.
--Ben Doom
Ian Skinner wrote:
> "Are there instanc
Are there instances where pur.reg_firmno is not null but that there is
no matching pro.reg_firmno? If so, do you *not* want to pull these records?
--Ben Doom
Ian Skinner wrote:
> I would guess you could rewrite the last bit as
> and (pur.reg_firmno is null OR pur.reg_firmno = pro.reg_
I would guess you could rewrite the last bit as
and (pur.reg_firmno is null OR pur.reg_firmno = pro.reg_firmno)
or something similar.
Is that what you were asking?
--Ben Doom
Ian Skinner wrote:
> I have inherited an ugly database design and need to make do the best I
> can within SQL.
I would guess that it's not a limitation of CF, but a setting in IIS or
Apache or whatever your webserver is.
--Ben Doom
Kim Hoopingarner wrote:
> For some odd reason there seems to be a problem using CFFILE with my host
> site when trying to upload files larger than 1.5M. I know i
ted/wanted behavior? Can I do
something simple to change this?
Short of a simple answer, my plan is to rewrite the invoice CFC to be
data-only, then write a wrapper CFC for the utility functions. If I
have to resort to it, is this a sound plan?
CF8, btw.
That's Perlish for replacing Bobby with Ben. :-)
--Ben "Not Bobby" Doom
Kenny Kinds wrote:
> Is that your suggestion?
>
>> r/(.*)Bobby(.*)/$1Ben$2/ig
>>
>> --Ben "Shadow RegEx" Doom
>>
>> Will Tomlinson wrote:
Being the RegEx Ninja, my first thought is to use a regex:
>>> How can *you
1! = 7!/6! = 7
for 7 numbers, choose 5
7 choose 5 = 7!/5!(7-5)! = 7!/5!*2! = 7 * 6 / 2 = 7 * 3 = 21
Hopefully, that made some sense.
I missed that part in my original post.
--Ben Doom
Christopher Jordan wrote:
> I'm curious why in your case 1,2,3,4,5,6 is considered to be the same as
>
Kung Fu is an idiom. Literally, it means more or less "hard work".
I learned the ancient Perl forms.
I studied under Dinowitz, O'Reilly, Jochem.
I faced the dreaded CF5 POSIX forms and was victorious.
Yeah. I worked hard for it.
--Ben Doom
Kenny Kinds wrote:
> This guy&#
r/(.*)Bobby(.*)/$1Ben$2/ig
--Ben "Shadow RegEx" Doom
Will Tomlinson wrote:
>> Being the RegEx Ninja, my first thought is to use a regex:
>>
>
> How can *you* be the regex ninja when Bobby thinks *he* is. :)
>
>
>
~|
Get the
chars repeated:
([a-z0-9]{3})\1
Is that what you were asking?
--Ben Doom
Kenny Kinds wrote:
> One more question for you. Initially I stated that I was looking for double
> characters when i actually i need to search for 3 characters in a row.
> Everything i've tried doesn't
Little do you know, that code lets me exploit holes in your server's
ozone with my nuclear bit bucket. Bwah, hahahahahah!
--Ben Doom
Kenny Kinds wrote:
> You guys are awesome!
>
> Thanks alot.
>
> Doom, you're not as bad as the
Sorry, should have been
([a-z0-9]{2}).*\1
? means 0 or 1, * means 0 or more.
--Ben Doom
Kenny Kinds wrote:
> Doom
>
> It seems to be working fine except if there is more than one character
> between the sets, it one return the proper count. ie. it won't find the sets.
&
permute of the
remaining list, and length l-1.
That is,
permute("1,2,3", 2)= 1 + permute("2,3", 1) and 2 + permute("1,3", 1) and
3 + permute("1,2", 1)
Make sense?
--Ben Doom
Ken Fassman wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a problem I'm struggling to solve
Not tested, YMMV)
--Ben "HoF Regex Ninja" Doom
Kenny Kinds wrote:
>> Being the RegEx Ninja, my first thought is to use a regex:
>>
>> ([a-z0-9])\1
>>
>> will find any instance of a character next to itself, so if you refind()
>> for it across your st
d gotten nothing but
praise back.
--Ben Doom
Michael David wrote:
> Ok, I admit it; I hate developing forms!
>
> There's not one part of the process that I find even remotely
> interesting, enlightening, or fulfilling.
>
> Forms suck.
>
> Now that I got that off o
According to the docs, cfdocument supports page-break-before and
page-break-after CSS styles. You might want to try using one of those,
instead of or in addition to breaking it into items.
--Ben Doom
Bruce Sorge wrote:
> I checked the docs and I don't think that this is possibl
Being the RegEx Ninja, my first thought is to use a regex:
([a-z0-9])\1
will find any instance of a character next to itself, so if you refind()
for it across your string, you can find the repeating chars.
--Ben Doom
Kenny Kinds wrote:
> I'm writing code to verify if a string that is
cachedwithin="#CreateTimeSpan(cache_time)#"
This should work. Untested.
--Ben Doom
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want
them more "randomized" then sort the rows in the query by your PK, or
some other column, then only sort either the first or last name column
alphabetically.
--Ben Doom
Will Tomlinson wrote:
>> Better living through chemistry.
>>
>> What do you mean bu "scram
Worse Than Failure. They post examples of terrible code,
useless/amusing errors, etc.
--Ben Doom
Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
> Wtf is wtf
>
> ..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
> Bobby Hartsfield
> http://
No, he used to live in Kentucky. Also, he doesn't really pay attention
to sports. Maybe, someday, he will learn to stop teasing people.
--Ben Doom
Matthew Williams wrote:
> I think he meant that pansy blue color that NC state boasts ;). What he
> really meant to say was &qu
loop list=yourtext delimiter=chr(10) index = i
rereplace(i, "(|)+(.?)(|)+.*", "\2")
/loop
Not tested, and there is probably a better way. If this were brought up
on CF-RegEx, I think I can guarantee a lively (and nostalgic) discussion
of CF5 workarounds.
--Ben "the out-of-practice RegEx Ninja"
Wildcard certs only go one level deep. I recently looked into them, and
learned this.
Also, Duke sucks. Go Big Blue. :-)
--Ben Doom
Rick Root wrote:
> Okay so our IT Guy bought a wildcard certificate for *.duke.edu for
> our web server today. We host numerous subdomains
>
>
Better living through chemistry.
What do you mean bu "scramble" data? Resort two columns so that they
dont' line up anymore? Make the data in them unreadable? Generate
anagrams?
--Ben Doom
Will Tomlinson wrote:
> I need to scramble data in a few columns for a demo, so i
rum post, etc.) that rewrites part of
your page. It can, for example, redirect forms by overwriting the
action on the form. Someone else can probably give better information,
though.
--Ben Doom
NUGROHO NOTO wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anyone share their thought about this foru
I've had to calculate "first Tuesday" and "every other thursday" etc.
There isn't a really clean way to do it that I found. I ended up doing
a bit of math on day(date) and the number of days in a month.
I'm not sure if your way is better or not.
--Ben Doom
It shows up. It's just really slow. Which is a different problem
altogether.
--Ben Doom
Rebecca Wells wrote:
>> No, not really. Whether it's a physical or a virtual directory, you need to
>> allow public access to /CFIDE/scripts, or use the SCRIPTSRC attribute of
>&g
PDF via the webservice, then grabbing the PDF via
a standard HTTP download.
HTH.
--Ben Doom
Web Specialist wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> we have a client with a zip file which we need to be downloaded to our
> network. That client provides only web service access to your network. Is it
&
This is a known issue with IIS on Win (as opposed to IIS anywhere else. :-)
Basically, .com is an executable extension in Win/DOS. The system
therefore looks for the .com file, instead of a directory.
I'd suggest using _com instead. Not a perfect solution, but....
--Ben Doom
Adrian
I can think of several different ways to handle this.
1) Process .css files. Bad plan -- it eats resources processing what
should be static files.
B) Put the static classes in one file, and the changing ones in css
files that are dynamically linked.
Three) Put the static classes in one fil
You could try using a replace or rereplace to change multiple spaces
into something you can use as a list qualifier in a more direct way.
I'm a fan of the bell chr(7) because you can't type it. :-)
You could use replace() and then trim the results to get what you want.
This is probably the b
;
##[a-zA-Z0-9];
##[[:alnum:]]##;
Personally, I prefer the second one -- it seems the most readable to me
-- but feel free to choose what seems best.
YMMV, untested, etc.
--Ben Doom
Smith, Daron [PA] wrote:
> I want to do a reg ex replace to remove all special text characters from
> an XML f
IIRC, you can return false in the JS call to fix this problem. But
that's a vague memory from years ago.
--Ben Doom
Robert Harrison wrote:
> I'm building a link generator tool that creates links to data driven
> glossaries. The theory is the user can cut and paste the
You could add a method that stores a postback URL.
--Ben Doom
Richard Cooper wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've created a webservice that allows people to perform an order function
> from within their own site.
>
> It is essentially an ordering system that requires some human
? email exists? address can receive mail?) then it
might help us suggest good resources.
--Ben Doom
Joel Watson wrote:
> Does anybody have or know of a good resource for validation routines on data,
> specifically form data? What I'm looking for is an outline of the various
> c
Odd. I've always had problems unzipping eclipse unless I used a 3rd
party tool. I guess YMMV.
--Ben Doom
Eric Roberts wrote:
> XP's unzip utility works fine...it's Vista's that has a problem with how
> Eclipse is compressed.
>
> Eric
>
> -Original
That looks familiar. Did you use XP's "compressed folder" "utility" to
unzip eclipse? If so, that may be the cause of the errors. For
whatever reason (IIRC, the "utility" doesn't support that many files)
eclipse won't work if you use that.
You could try adding nocache and expire headers. I forget the exact
syntax, but there have been threads about it on this list for dealing
with proxy servers and the like.
--Ben Doom
Chad Nikirk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have an ASP website that runs with Cold Fusion MX. We recent
Even before the Adobe buyout, MM said they were dropping support for HS+
in favor of DW.
--Ben Doom
Leitch, Oblio wrote:
> Ok, so it sounds like there aren't any plans? Just extending HS 5.5
> until it hurts?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAI
>As far as I know you can't specify a return type as an array of component
>instances.
If the argument type is simple, I can return the array of components just fine.
If the argument is a document or document array, it throws this error.
hrows an error.
>
> Document is defined, and document.cfc is present in the directory.
> Further, another function in the component returns an array of
> document successfully.
>
> --Ben Doom
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e directory. Further,
another function in the component returns an array of document successfully.
--Ben Doom
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See section 1.10(a) of the pdf linked in the previous message. The
synopsis is dead on.
--Ben Doom
Eric Roberts wrote:
> I think you are incorrect on the standard licensing. The licensing is for
> the physical CPU's only...not how many VM's you have. That has always been
&
the ColdFusion Component services.document.]]
I've tried creating a document object as a protytype as a property of
the webservice:
I still get the error. What am I doing wrong?
--Ben Doom
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What I've done for date-based data to fix this is to loop across the
date range, doing a QoQ for each day, and adding a separate datapoint,
rather than using data ranges.
--Ben Doom
Brad Wood wrote:
> I am using cfchart in CF7.
>
> I am making a simple line graph of CF and JS
All var'd variables must be declared before any "real" code starts.
That is, function declaration, argument declarations, var declarations,
then the function code.
--Ben Doom
Chad Gray wrote:
> I am cleaning up my CFC code adding and hit this
> error What doe
Heh. No, but it has a typo in a property name. Thanks.
--Ben Doom
Sean Corfield wrote:
> On 7/31/07, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I've got a webservice I've built that successfully produces WSDL, and
>> most of the functions seem to work. One is drivin
1.0
Full Name
Any ideas?
--Ben Doom
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I think you need quotes around your date in the comparison in the SQL.
But I always have trouble with QoQ syntax for some reason.
--Ben Doom
Mark Lewis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Wondered if someone could advise on this problem I am having.
>
> I have created a query
You could do this with a regex but it would be easier and more efficient
to do it with listfind() using a space as the delimiter.
--Ben Doom
Mark Henderson wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a search box that currently contains only one field. I normally
> have one input for first name, one
Use cfheader and cfcontent to set they data type, reset the output, etc.
Then just print the XML. If you really need to FORCE them to download
it (something I'd not recommend), you could always misset the MIME type
to something like application/octet-stream.
--Ben Doom
Chad Gray wrote
It didn't occur to me but, yes, that would likely be a more readable
solution than either of mine.
--Ben Doom
Raymond Camden wrote:
> I'm surprised no one mentioned ListQualify.
>
> On 7/24/07, John P <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Th
I use the tools published by MySQL. Administrator and Query Browser,
specifically.
--Ben Doom
OÄuz_Demirkapı wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am using Navicat (navicat.com) as MySQL client now but I would like to hear
> what you have.
>
> Do you have any MySQL client suggestion
You need an asterisk after [[:space:]].
Try that on for size.
--Ben Doom
Jide Aliu wrote:
> Hi Claude - I tried the implementation you suggested, the second half worked
> fine all are replaced by but absolutely nothing happened the
> top half the opening blah blah sdfsd remains
As always, untested, YMMV, keep your head inside the web page at all times.
--Ben Doom
John P wrote:
> Is there a way to reformat text in a text area to add quotation marks and
> different line spacing?
> So a comma separated list:
>
> John, Tom, Frank, Bonnie, Jennifer, Ri
The CF-Jobs list here at House of Fusion?
--Ben Doom
Leitch, Oblio wrote:
> Where is a good place to look for CF developers? We might have an
> opening for a "full-time temp". A freelancer would be a great choice.
> But where to people post resumes or go to look for jobs?
A tilde? Basically anything in the ascii set
(http://www.asciitable.com) that comes after the alphabets and numbers.
--Ben Doom
Che Vilnonis wrote:
> Looking for a hack that I know is not a best practice. This is a temporay
> fix.
>
> For example, I have a product called, &quo
Heh. I gotta stop looking for zebras. Even if someone shouts "Zebra!"
Yeah, your solution is much more efficient than mine.
--Ben Doom
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
> Jide Aliu wrote:
>> Is it possible to wrap a tag round bullet list like the examplme below,
>> amongs
s,
I might scrape some dictionary or thesaurus sites until I have a couple
thousand words, and declare it good enough.
--Ben Doom
Che Vilnonis wrote:
> Looking for a US/UK English Dictionary database to use with CF. Anyone know
> where to get one? An downloadable Access database would be perf
As long as you can guarantee that you won't have nested lists, it's
pretty easy.
rereplacenocase(string, "(.*?)", "#1#<\p>", "all")
Not tested, from memory, YMMV, keep head and arms inside the regex at
all times. And I've done backreferencing in 3 languages since doing it
in CF. I think the
Charlie Griefer wrote:
> J2EE sessions end on browser close. traditional cf sessions do not.
Now that's some useful information.
All I have to do is figure out how it can be useful in my immediate
future....
--
It seems to me you have two choices. You can do it as a string (by
converting the 20 to a string and adding a space and the fraction) or as
a number, which will give you a decimal. Which are you trying to
accomplish?
--Ben Doom
Che Vilnonis wrote:
> Looking to add an integer and a fract
e portable drive as the webroot should be possible.
That way, you only need to have it plugged in to use it. You would
still have to replicate datasources et. al. in the admin, but I think
that would be simple enough.
--Ben Doom
Douglas Waite wrote:
> I work at a university on a web dev
Could you be doing something like:
What happens if you dump the cookie scope?
--Ben Doom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've got this simple table ...
>
>
>
> Vote 6-12
> Months
>
>
> Vote 13-24
> Months
>
>
>
>
> I&
Do an additional check onsubmit. That way, even if they paste more than
you want to allow, it will get caught client-side.
--Ben Doom
http://www.bendoom.com
Les Mizzell wrote:
> Does anybody have a really good way to create the equal of "maxlength"
> on a text area? The ser
You can certainly do it with a regex, but it might be more efficient to
do it with a pair or replace() calls. Regex is inherently expensive.
If you want to do it with regex, Jacob's suggestion should work.
--Ben Doom
Scott Stewart wrote:
> Ive got a variable which is a document de
If you are returning a POST instead of a GET, I'd name all the
checkboxes the same. Make the values the page IDs. You'll get a
comma-delimited list which you can parse into a large insert.
If you have to name them individually, prefix them with something
similar (ie page_(ID) so, page_23, pag
ected. That is, if Sponsor 1 wants pages 3 and 4 and Sponsor 2
wants pages 4 and 5 you might end up with a table like this:
LinkID SponsorID PageID
1 1 3
2 1 4
3 2 4
4 2 5
Does this make sense?
--Ben Doom
Subqueries weren't introduced until 4.1. Check the top of the 4.x doc
page for confirmation if you like.
--Ben Doom
Matt Quackenbush wrote:
> Oooops. I just found out that this particular database is actually 4.0.27,
> and not 4.1. According to a few articles that I've found
You might have better luck posting on CF-Jobs -- the House of Fusion
jobs posting list.
-- Ben Doom
Andy Matthews wrote:
> I've never done this before, but I figured it couldn't hurt. Dealerskins is
> hiring and I thought I might post the job here. Feel free to ask me
> qu
Well, depending on your setup, you might create a CF mapping that points
to the admin.
--Ben
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> All,
>
> Say I have three sites all on the same clustered server. I've built one
> admin tool, let's
> say a press release admin tool which will be located on site #1. Now
Try the link marked "unsubscribe" at the bottom of every email. :-)
--Ben Doom
Richard Colman wrote:
> I need to unsubscribe for a month while on vacation.
>
> I went to houseoffusion.com and can't find any way to do this. Very
> frustrating. HELP
*facepalm*
Syntax gets you every time, doesn't it?
--Ben Doom
Deepak Gupta wrote:
> got it
>
> instead of AND i have to use comma.
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Tom Chiverton wrote:
> It's not defeatable in any useful sense.
::snip::
> Likewise, if I give you a MD5 hash of my password, you can't tell me what my
> password is.
I cannot necessarily tell you what your password is. However, I can
determine a string with the same hash value, such that it wi
Is the datasource empty in the live version, or did you remove it to
post here?
--Ben Doom
Deepak Gupta wrote:
> HI
>
> I am getting this error
>
> Data truncation: Truncated incorrect DOUBLE value: 'Valu
Are you sure that the value in arr1 which lines up with D points to a
char, varchar, etc.? Try removing the cfquery from around the query to
show what is actually being produced. Also, check your schema to make
sure that the columns are correctly defined.
--Ben Doom
Deepak Gupta wrote:
>
; DG
>> Offhand, if arr2 contains values, you should use single quotes around
>> it, not double quotes.
>>
>> --Ben Doom
>>
>> Deepak Gupta wrote:
>>> HI
>>>
>>> I am getting this error
Offhand, if arr2 contains values, you should use single quotes around
it, not double quotes.
--Ben Doom
Deepak Gupta wrote:
> HI
>
> I am getting this error
>
> Data truncation: Truncated incorrect DOUBLE value: 'Valu
I'm stretching a bit, but what about using JavaScript to either clear
the history or close the window?
--Ben Doom
Victor Moore wrote:
> Can please somebody give me a hint what am I missing here.
> Just to recap:
> I have an application protected by a login page.
> In the main
Use the standard list functions (like listgetat()) using "_" as the
delimiter. So, to get BC, you could use
listgetat(list, 2, "_")
--Ben Doom
Deepak Gupta wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a string like this
> AB_BC_DE
>
> Now i have to extract AB, BC, DE in
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