Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-24 Thread Cfmarksport
Hi again, I tried Al Musella's idea of eliminating the extra and HEAD tags. Since three files are involved in the whole process there are three sets ... then I put the Application.cfm back in place got the same error. Here is the only tag currently living in my Application.cfm file (I was

RE: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-24 Thread Andy Ewings
]] Sent: 24 August 2000 16:21 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's Hi again, I tried Al Musella's idea of eliminating the extra and HEAD tags. Since three files are involved in the whole process there are three sets ... then I put the Application.cfm

Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-24 Thread Deanna L. Schneider
You need to use the "createtimespan()" function around your sessiontimeout numbers: sessiontimeout = "createtimespan(52,0,0,0)" But, that makes your session 52 days long. Do you really want to do that? -d Deanna Schneider

Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-24 Thread Cfmarksport
In a message dated 08/24/2000 11:57:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: CFAPPLICATION NAME="marksport" SESSIONMANAGEMENT="Yes" SETCLIENTCOOKIES="Yes" SESSIONTIMEOUT="#CreateTimeSpan(52,0,0,0)#" AH! That worked! Ok, on to

RE: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-24 Thread Dan Haley
: Thursday, August 24, 2000 8:21 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's Hi again, I tried Al Musella's idea of eliminating the extra and HEAD tags. Since three files are involved in the whole process there are three sets ... then I put the Applicatio

Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-24 Thread Cfmarksport
In a message dated 08/24/2000 1:27:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: You need to use the "createtimespan()" function around your sessiontimeout numbers: sessiontimeout = "createtimespan(52,0,0,0)" But, that makes your session 52 days long. Do you really want to do

Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-24 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CFAPPLICATION NAME="marksport" SESSIONMANAGEMENT="Yes" SETCLIENTCOOKIES="Yes" SESSIONTIMEOUT="(52,0,0,0)" Change that last line to: SESSIONTIMEOUT="#CreateTimeSpan(52,0,0,0)#" and it should work for you. M. Casey

Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-23 Thread Cfmarksport
Hi all, I have been trying to build a user database for our web site. I am completely new to both CF SQL so it has been an uphill struggle. I'm now working on the problem of how to store move variables from page to page across the site. I wanted to use the Application.cfm page and session

Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-23 Thread Todd Ashworth
- Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 4:07 PM Subject: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's | Hi all, | | I have been trying to build a user database for our web site. I am completely | new to both CF SQL so it has been

Re: Combining Application.cfm with other CFINCLUDE's

2000-08-23 Thread Al Musella, DPM
I took a look at the site - nice look! (I love fishing!) I think I see your mistake.. it is a very common error with newbies to cf.. you are using at least 2 sets of headers... go to the site, select view source, and you will see (removing extraneous stuff and brackets) html head /head