RE: Some beginner questions

2000-05-31 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
1) Can I call a JavaScript function from CF? Smth. like CFSET x = f(y) where f is a JavaScript function. I tried CFSET x = f(y), but it didn't work. Firstly, CF is SERVER-side, JavaScript is CLIENT-site, they are mutually exclusive Secondly, Why not write the code in

Re: Some beginner questions

2000-05-31 Thread Jennifer
At 05:50 PM 5/31/00 +0300, you wrote: Hello there. If anyone can find some time... 1) Can I call a JavaScript function from CF? Smth. like CFSET x = f(y) where f is a JavaScript function. I tried CFSET x = f(y), but it didn't work. Try putting f(y) in quotes cfset

RE: Some beginner questions

2000-05-31 Thread Pablo Nevares
3) How can I get the value of each field in a query string? I know the #cgi.query_string# which returns the entire query string, but I want to access specific fields #url.login# will give you the value of "login" in the url for example, in...

RE: Some beginner questions

2000-05-31 Thread Dave Watts
1) Can I call a JavaScript function from CF? Smth. like CFSET x = f(y) where f is a JavaScript function. I tried CFSET x = f(y), but it didn't work. No, you can't directly call a JavaScript function from CF; CF generates documents on the server, which are then sent back to

Re: Some beginner questions

2000-05-31 Thread KChapman
1. Don't Know. 2. As far as I know you should be able to use almost anything in the data except #'s. 3. Just use the name of the field you want. IE: If cfoutput#query_string#/cfoutput is ?cfid=1234cftoken=76323661 Then to access just the pieces you would cfoutput cfid = #cfid#br cftoken =

RE: Some beginner questions

2000-05-31 Thread mherbene
: Some beginner questions At 05:50 PM 5/31/00 +0300, you wrote: Hello there. If anyone can find some time... 1) Can I call a JavaScript function from CF? Smth. like CFSET x = f(y) where f is a JavaScript function. I tried CFSET x = f(y), but it didn't work. Try

RE: Some beginner questions

2000-05-31 Thread Larry Meadors
One thing to add/correct from Philip's response: #cgi.query_string# contains url parameters. You can reference those as url.variablename (or just variablename) to get the values most of the time. One exception to look out for on that is if you have a url like this: index.cfm?a=5a=6a=7

Re: Some beginner questions

2000-05-31 Thread Bud
On 5/31/00, Cristi penned: If anyone can find some time... Can't answer the javascript question. 2) How do I manage strings containing special characters as dbl. quote (i.e. ") Should I prefix them with something. I'd like to have an output like say