Sorry, because there's another cfwindow next to it, HTML table seems to be a
way to do it. I just disabled the table, with the same outcome, so, the HTML
table does not seem to be the culprit.
Another thing, the view source code for the cfdebug portion revealed the
following: (see my comment
Sorry,
I knew it wouldn't be, but the cfwindow DOES not need to be in a
table, even if there is another next to it.
I still believe you have JS that is being called that is not in the head tag.
On 1/21/08, Don L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, because there's another cfwindow next to it,
This is definitely a helpful idea/take. I ran a search for all occurances of js
for the app, and manually encapsulated them inside head tag to no avail.
Thanks for being there though ...
Sorry,
I knew it wouldn't be, but the cfwindow DOES not need to be in a
table, even if there is another next
: Monday, 21 January 2008 12:41 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfwindow again
I'm not sure if I'm kind of stretching cfwindow tag or simply not knowing
its intricacy with javascripts enough. In essence, I have the core of an
app running within a cfwindow (let's called it AppCore.cfm, function-wise,
within
I'm not sure if I'm kind of stretching cfwindow tag or simply not knowing its
intricacy with javascripts enough. In essence, I have the core of an app
running within a cfwindow (let's called it AppCore.cfm, function-wise, within
it, cfcs,modules are being called etc. etc... reasonably
what's the problem exactly?
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Sabai-dee.com
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Don L wrote:
I'm not sure if I'm kind of stretching cfwindow tag or simply not knowing
its intricacy with javascripts enough. In essence, I have the core of an app
running within a cfwindow (let's called
Interesting thought, Andrew, I intend to place js inside header tag. Yes, they
are all inside header for this app as well. For those who might use cfwindow,
js needs to be placed at root level (where cfwindow is launched, at least
that's my experience).
Please see my response to Azadi for
Azadi,
Let me try to describe it as follows:
With cfdebug on,
a) when the the AppCore.cfm is lauched, it defaults to the {main} tab,
debugging window indicates everything is ok. and function-wise, everyting
function is working fine.
b) when the {help} tab is clicked,
debugging window has the
can you post your code? as usual, it can be a million different things
at play here...
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Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com
Don L wrote:
Azadi,
Let me try to describe it as follows:
With cfdebug on,
a) when the the AppCore.cfm is lauched, it defaults to the {main} tab,
typo of
b) set var s for selected without opposite value of var uState
,
meant,
b) set var s for selected with opposite value of var uState
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a) when the the AppCore.cfm is lauched, it defaults to the {main} tab,
debugging window indicates everything is ok. and function-wise,
everyting function is working fine.
b) when the {help} tab is clicked,
debugging window has the following err msg:
Oh, I forgot to add,
c) after some
can you post your code? as usual, it can be a million different things
at play here...
ok, streamline them into two bare minimal:
TopLevel:
cfajaximport tags=cflayout-tab,cfform,CFDIV,CFINPUT-AUTOSUGGEST,cftooltip
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;
head
titlebla bla app/title
meta
Why do you have the cfwindow in a table?
On 1/21/08, Don L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
typo of
b) set var s for selected without opposite value of var uState
,
meant,
b) set var s for selected with opposite value of var uState
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