Hi
I am currently getting trying to get my head arounds arrays. The shopping cart
system i use, stores the cart details into an array. I need to be able to
update the array with a figure at a certain point. Please see array structure
below;
The place i need to enter is ITEMS, zone cost,
Hey Jason, if you don't already know which position in the array the
item id is located, then you'll need to loop through the array and
find it. Once found, you are actually dealing with a structure, so
updating is just a simple cfset. Something like this (assuming item id
is in session and new
Hi Matt
Thanks for the reply, you understood correctly. I will now have a play with
your code and post my results. I kind of thought i would have to loop through
the array, but could work out how to update, and at the right position.
Thank you
Hey Jason, if you don't already know which
You can use the image functions to do this, though for the lettering
will probably be a pain (I think you'd have to use composite images).
It'd be doable though. I'd expect any significant image package has
support for laying text out like this, so that's undoubtedly a better
bet.
I find a structure of structures to be better-understood, and easily updated.
I have some example code from my cart if you want it.
Will
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On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 8:04 AM, Will Tomlinson w...@wtomlinson.com wrote:
I find a structure of structures to be better-understood, and easily updated.
Interesting Will. So does your outer-most structure have some sort of
incremental key? Personally an array of structs seems easier to me
Thanks Gert, I'm looking at KAVPS as my number one choice at the moment.
Quick question for you...
After reading and following Matt Woodward's nice piece on setting up Tomcat
with Railo, OpenBD and CF8
(http://www.mattwoodward.com/blog/index.cfm?event=showEntryentryId=60F08421
An array of structs is effectively a query.
And having it in query form generally makes it easier to handle - much more
powerful sorting and filtering (using QoQ).
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Thanks Rob.it's just like you suggested.
Works fine now.
Terry
-Original Message-
From: Rob Parkhill [mailto:robert.parkh...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 12:52 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Implementing FCK Editor in CF8.01
is the CFIDE directory mapped? or inside
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/ajaxui_1.html
http://www.fusionauthority.com/techniques/4593-using-ajax-with-coldfusion-part-i.htm
http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/features/ajax_features/
http://www.ajaxcf.com
Also search on Ben Nadel's and Ray Camden's blogs.
http://www.bennadel.com
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com
On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 1:19 PM, John M Bliss bliss.j...@gmail.com wrote:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/ajaxui_1.html
Your point about being able to use QoQ is a good one. It turns out that a
query is actually implemented as a struct of arrays (where the struct key is
the name of the column), and the most annoying thing about that is having to
index the arrays by current row all of the time, vs a true array
Rick
What are your settings for client variables?
-mark
Mark A. Kruger, CFG, MCSE
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-Original Message-
From: Rick Root [mailto:rick.r...@webworksllc.com]
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 11:39 AM
To:
What version of ISAPI Rewrite are you using?
The tutorial looks as though it's written for v2; whereas in v3 it is
much more like the syntax of Apache's mod_rewrite. Which means that
the querystring is not actually seen as part of the URL in
RewriteRule, but can be accessed via a
What version of ISAPI Rewrite are you using?
The tutorial looks as though it's written for v2; whereas in v3 it is
much more like the syntax of Apache's mod_rewrite. Which means that
the querystring is not actually seen as part of the URL in
RewriteRule, but can be accessed via a
This should do the trick:
RewriteRule ^calendarDetails\.html/EID/([0-9]+)$ /calendarDetails.cfm?
EID=$1 [NC]
[NC] is the equivalent of [I] in v2 (case insensitive match).
And this assumes that the files are at your site's root, and that it's
always an EID value you're matching. (If the key
On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 3:27 PM, Mark Kruger mkru...@cfwebtools.com wrote:
What are your settings for client variables?
We don't use them. Nor do we use session variables. Makes clustering
a lot easier =)
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Is it possible to use named locks with dynamic names?
I've got a site running a single application under thousands of domains.
Site information for each domain is stored in the application scope so
I don't have to get it from the DB all the time.
So my first lock looks like this
cflock
Is it possible to use named locks with dynamic names?
Yes.
So I was thinking about doing a named lock with a dynamic name based
on the domain... ie:
cflock name=appInitLock2_#replace(request.domain,.,,ALL)#
type=exclusive timeout=30
Would this work and can anyone think of any reasons
Hi there,
I just realized that either sql JDBC driver or CF automatically translates
symbols like into HTML code of lt; prior to saving the data into a database
table. Here's a case, a form looks like this
form ...
textarea ...
{user input include
some text img src=userImage.gif ...
...}
And this assumes that the files are at your site's root, and that it's
always an EID value you're matching. (If the key value in the
querystring varies, you could use a regex for that too).
Thanks Seb!
So I could say:
RewriteRule ^calendarDetails\.html/[A-Za-z]+/([0-9]+)$
This should do the trick:
RewriteRule ^calendarDetails\.html/EID/([0-9]+)$ /calendarDetails.cfm?
EID=$1 [NC]
Seb, this works just fine in the ISAPI test utility, but I cannot get the URL
variable to show up in URL scope of the page, which of course, cause an error.
I just realized that either sql JDBC driver or CF automatically translates
symbols like into HTML code of lt; prior to saving the data into a
database table.
I've never seen CF or JDBC do this. If your HTML is being escaped, I would
look for a stray htmleditformat function. Dump out the
This is my Code:
cfform method=post
cfloop index=mainloop from=1 to=3
cfoutputThis id Question#mainloop#/cfoutput
cfloop index='loop1' from=1 to=3br/
cfinput type=radio name=radio1 value=1a required=yes message=Please
select the right option/br
/cfloop
/cfloop
cfinput type=Submit name=Submit
you have to make the name of the radio button unique for every question -
hard coded this would give radio1 for question1, radio2 for question2 and
radio3 for question3
M
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From: Priya Koya [mailto:priya23...@gmail.com]
Sent: maandag 9 februari 2009 4:41
To: cf-talk
Yes, but how could I really make the radiobutton name unique as it is in the
loop.
Is there any other way I can do if this is not the best approch??
Thanks,
you have to make the name of the radio button unique for every question -
hard coded this would give radio1 for question1, radio2 for
that is because ALL your radio buttons have same NAME - radio1 - thus
you have a group of 9 radio buttons.
you need to have a different NAME for each question. you will also,
presumably, want a different VALUE for each of your radio button, too,
so depending on which one is selected you get its
I just realized that either sql JDBC driver or CF automatically translates
symbols like into HTML code of lt; prior to saving the data into a
database table.
I've never seen CF or JDBC do this. If your HTML is being escaped, I would
look for a stray htmleditformat function. Dump out the
I just realized that either sql JDBC driver or CF automatically
translates
symbols like into HTML code of lt; prior to saving the data
into a
database table.
I've never seen CF or JDBC do this. If your HTML is being
escaped, I would
look for a stray htmleditformat function. Dump
Yes,Iknow I just wanted to give you an example soI mentioned some value in
there.. actually I am takking a session variable there. So I am not worried
about the value.. but worried abt the selection of a choice for each question.
that is because ALL your radio buttons have same NAME - radio1
I'm wondering if there's some regExp to convert all HTML code back to its
orginial form.
I'm sure there could be if you wanted. You've only got four characters to
put back according to the docs:
lt;
gt;
amp;
quot;
If your goal is to not have the HTML escaped in the first place, I
I just realized that either sql JDBC driver or CF automatically
There is XMLUnformat it will probably do most of it: http://
cflib.org/index.cfm?event=page.udfbyidudfid=800
Paul
Thanks for the idea, Paul, but it may be overkill?
I'm wondering if there's some regExp to convert all HTML code back to its
orginial form.
I'm sure there could be if you wanted. You've only got four characters to
put back according to the docs:
lt;
gt;
amp;
quot;
If your goal is to not have the HTML escaped in the first place, I
just use name=radio#mainloop# instead of name=radio1 for your radio
buttons then. that will create a separate radio group for each question:
radio1, radio2, etc...
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/
Priya Koya wrote:
Yes,Iknow I just wanted to give you an example soI
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