Ok, I think what I hear is this:
If a user actually clicks on a link to the word document, then you're calling
it read.
So that's easy.
On your DocDisplay.cfm (which I'm assuming is the file with the cfcontent)
put in a SQL insert there to mark the document as read, then use your
cfcontent
Hmmm
Well, this is telling the browser to actually download the document. My only
thought would be to do an inline word document with a frameset and have a frame
at the top with your checkbox. I'm not exactly sure that's what you're looking
for or even the most portable solution, but it
if CF9 is going to implement Ext JS 2? I had trouble finding any good
documentation for 1.1 using the Override methods.
Thanks, Ray!
Is this what you mean?
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm/2007/8/20/Custom-grid-renderers-with-CFGRID
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 4:14 PM, Robbie Byrd rb
Hi there,
I'm pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to set a row color based on a
CFC returning either a specific CSS class. I'm not a big javascript guy, and
I've found on the Ext forums how to set row colors using an override, but I'm
not exactly sure where to place the code.
Anyone
Do you even need the HTML at all? I bet that's what is causing the problem. If
you're sending a binary file straight to the browser, the HTML won't do any
good, and is probably causing ColdFusion to override your cfheader tag.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'd try it just like this:
cfheader
The only thing I was able to find was in IIS's metabase... The
HttpCustomHeaders property.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc784298.aspx
But when it gets into editing the metabase, I got no clue. :)
Although in IIS, if you right click on a site and go to HTTP Headers, there's a
Al,
There are other options. The only problem that you'll run into is the payment.
My day is mostly spent using Coldfusion for texting campaigns like yours (but
usually a bit more complex), so I can testify that it is easy to get a message
from the service center and return it.
The problem
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