A simple jQuery script should be ok:
script type=text/javascript src=scripts/jquery-1.2.6.min.js/script
script type=text/javascript
$(function () {
$(select[name=numberOfPeople]).change(function() {
var numberOfPeopleChosen
Adrian Lynch wrote:
A simple jQuery script should be ok:
This is the first example I've been able to get to work, inlude a dozen
or so from Google searches.
OK - *now* I see what it's doing finally! I can extend this to do
exactly what I want!
Thanks very much! My eyes are open a little
Thanks
I am creating a content management system so I don't want to strip the HTML. I
am also creating a one page site and got the suggestion to add it as plain
text from this tut:
http://www.easycfm.com/coldfusion/forums/viewmessages.cfm?Forum=10Topic=12469
HTML is just text, so you store
tGirl,
I realize that I have no idea what your experience level is or what
the requirements of your project are, but I would caution that the
idea of a single page site where all the HTML is stored in a database
seems like a very bad idea on the surface for the majority of Web
sites. I've done a
I am running the latest stable version of Apache (2.2.3). Although I wasn't
able to figure out a solution to this specific issue with JRun I figured out
how to basically create a single virtual host that will allow me to do what I
need. Basically, it involves using mod_vhost_alias. If anyone
I am developing a site to help sell phone cards and I want to have a form that
allows the seller to choose the card they want to sell from a list. I want to
automatically populate the rest of the form with the relevant information about
the card before submitting the complete details for
How do I get the above section to submit the selected voucher to
populate the remainder of the form with the relevant details before I
submit the form for processing? TIA
Sounds like you could use an onchange event in that select to submit the form.
Use that for your cfif to run that query
Why would you not so it this way.
This is actually the requirement from my client.
it's a simple call to the database with each page request.
Why would that be an issue?
I am an experienced CF programmer but never built a completely database-driven
site.
tGirl,
I realize that I have no
The next most common method of storing HTML I believe is to store it
as XML. SQL Server 2005 introduced powerful and fast XML support,
although I would suspect this is overkill for what you are trying to
accomplish.
And of course, this requires that you use XHTML and ensure that your
XHTML is
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