If images are designed at one size and displayed at another, chances
are that something's going to look funny.
What I've done and heard recommended is to cushion the edge(s) with
table cells filled with background color or a solid color image
(depends on which browsers you need to support).
This will get you the email addresses for exact matches (zapSearch =
body) for one advert_details record. This should at least help get you
started.
SELECT zapEmail
FROMzap z
WHERE zapSearch
IN (SELECT body
FROMadvert_details
WHERE
There is also the flasher list at chinwag...
www.chinwag.com (under technical in the left
navigation bar).
--- "Guy J. McDowell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi CF_Folks,
I'm trying to find a list similar to this one about
Flash and
ActionScripting, to no avail.
Can anyone point me in the
The best book we've got here at work for JavaScript is
"Professional JavaScript" (ISBN: 1-861002-70-X).
There's also IRT's JavaScript FAQ which has excellent
specific examples at
http://developer.irt.org/script/script.htm.
Heather
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In your form tag, you need to set the enctype:
form name="formname" enctype="multipart/form-data"
action="action.cfm" method="post" onSubmit="return
formCheck()"
--- Norman Elton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I'm not particularly looking for any
photojournalists, BUT:
I'm trying to do an
This should help:
http://forums.allaire.com/DevConf/Thread.cfm?Message_ID=597339_#Message597339
If it doesn't, try going to http://forums.allaire.com
- click on search at the top and type in your function
name, select your scope and click search.
Good Luck,
Heather
--- ibtoad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike,
You need to remove the quotes from your ID field
(which is a number, I assume...)
CFQUERY DATASOURCE="dbcms"
UPDATE tbldistrib
SET distrib_name='#Form.distrib_name#',
distrib_city='#Form.distrib_city#',
distrib_state='#Form.distrib_state#',
I'm not sure it was here, but I remember someone
asking about how to get rid of all the windows some
ISPs open up when a user loads your page...
I haven't tested this, but I ran across a possible
solution this afternoon...
http://developer.irt.org/script/540.htm
Before calculating any line prices, set some variable
to zero. Add each line price to this variable as you
calculate the line price...your variable will then
equal the sum of the line prices.
--- Jon Tillman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need a bit more help (suprise).
I am wondering how I would
In order to use this from HTML, I would use
onClick="return validate()" for a button. Then the
function submits the form.
Not sure if this applies to your case or not.
--- Angél_Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, in order to validate a date of the format
01-Jan-2000, someone wrote a
Here's the basic idea...
URL: a href="formpage.cfm?button=value"
action page:
if url.button=optiona
do this stuff
if url.button=optionb
do different stuff
else
do some default thing
If the forms are basically the same, you can just set
the form's action attribute and use the same
select fielda, fieldb, fieldc
from JAN2000
union
select fielda, fieldb, fieldc
from FEB2000
etc. Should do the trick.
--- Howie Hamlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a client application where monthly data are
stored in a single
database (Access 2K for now) but in
This is a web server thing. As far as I know, certain
server variables are always available. Check the
documentation for you web server for details.
--- Frank Mamone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this CF4.5+ specific? What is the scope and
longevity of its contents?
Double check that your record actually exists.
select id from table where id=x
(where x is the id you are trying to update)
--- gregg Kachel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, haveing a crisis here. Everything was working
fine earlier, now all of
a sudden when I try to do an update on my
It'll puke if they put in an invalid user name and
password. Check for rs.eof before you display their
name and color.
--- David Shadovitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can any of you ASP programmers tell me whether the
following code will
work?
It is the action page of a login form. It should
You need a primary key field that the user shouldn't
be able to modify. Autonumber is the easiest way to do
it in Access.
That's the only way to uniquely identify a single
record in your table. Otherwise, your data integrity
would be compromised.
--- Miriam Hirschman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
;http://fusion.acc.stolaf.edu/calender/admin/editevent.cfm?id=#eventID#
"Edit this Entry/A/B
/CFOUTPUT
/CFMAIL
On 5/16/00 5:34 PM, Heather Haindel at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Based on the tables I gave below, I would use
this:
select e.eventname, e.eventdescription,
a.audie
Assuming I understand correctly, you have two
entities...audience and event. Each event on your
calendar can be classified under one to many audience
(types). Each audience (type) can be a classification
for zero to many events. That gives you a many to many
relationship between audience and
Try cf_querytoarray in the developer exchange. Then
you'll be able to have the number of fields and their
names.
http://devex.allaire.com/developer/gallery/
--- Clint Tredway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to build a dynamic browser based
database utility. Is there a
way to output
I have yet to find a way to get .asp to duplicate the
functionality of cfinclude. I guess this is supposed
to be fixed w/ the new version (of IIS or ASP?)...
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