I have a form with a select control that loads approx 7000 options into it
(I know this is stupid but it's what the client wants). When I view the
form on a PC it's fine. However on a Mac I see nothing. When I reduce the
number of entries to about 4,500 I can see them on the Mac.
Does anyone
could split that up, or drill down to a more manageable
number?
Todd Ashworth
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Yes .. strike the client about the head firmly and repeatedly until they
understand the foolishness of their ways ;)
What
Andrew
You can try allocating more memory to the browser on the Mac.
A better approach might be to use something like twoSelectsRelated or
ThreeSelectsRelated custom tags availab at allaire.
At least you could break the unwieldy number of entries into smaller groups.
HTH
Dick
At 12:53 PM
hmm .. maybe you could even break it down by some sort of geographic
location?
Todd Ashworth
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hmm .. maybe you could even break it down by some sort of geographic
location?
Todd Ashworth
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Andrew
You can try allocating more memory to the browser on the Mac.
A better approach might be to use something like twoSelectsRelated or
ThreeSelectsRelated
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Thanks. I'll have a lok at these tags. Can you give me a brief desription
as to what they do?
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Project Manager
Thoughtbubble Ltd
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Basically what they do is whip together two or three select boxes that are
tied with Javascript. Select
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Maybe this is too complicated, but I would keep the original file names,
and put it in a directory named '149284.'
Although, if you don't want to try that approach you may want
A short snippet
Regards
Stew
!--- Get the data to populate the project drop down box ---
CFQUERY name="File_Name" datasource="#application.dsource#"
SELECT Distinct File_Name1 FROM Files
/CFQUERY
!--- Choose a project then post back to itself ---
FORM name="Info" action="move.cfm"
Hello-
I know this is slightly off topic, but it is related to HTML, so here it
goes:
I keep an archive of files. A user uploads a file ("MyFile.doc") and it gets
dumped into a directory for storage. It gets renamed to a unique name
("149284.doc") for storage, and the original filename is
Maybe this is too complicated, but I would keep the original file names,
and put it in a directory named '149284.'
Although, if you don't want to try that approach you may want to link
to another CFM page that renames the file and then links to it, either
using javascript or a cflocation.
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