thanx Gareth
- BUT -
the trouble is that I've actually got 2 manufactured queries to add to
the real one, potentially with many rows each and I'm cautious in
adding just a bit too much processing to something that's just hanging
in there, performance wise...
correct me if I'm wrong, the only wa
Why not append the manufactured query to the existing query, and then
sort it using QofQ?
Cheers
Gareth.
Barry Beattie wrote:
> hi all.
>
> I've got a CF6.1 problem (solved in CF7) where I'm running a
> QueryOfQuery union between two queries, one of which is manufactured
> and may have empty st
hi all.
I've got a CF6.1 problem (solved in CF7) where I'm running a
QueryOfQuery union between two queries, one of which is manufactured
and may have empty strings.
the resulting query is to feed a datagrid for editing. I *have* to use
the QofQ to mash all the data together correctly (ie: "orde
Thanks
On 10/24/06, grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
if they're already logged in the username and domain should be in the cgi scope - remote_user or auth_user. you may need to turn anonymous access off in the server settings so that the value is passed through to the server...
hth
On 10/24/
Look at CGI.Remote_User and also try GetAuthUser()
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if they're already logged in the username and domain should be in the cgi scope - remote_user or auth_user. you may need to turn anonymous access off in the server settings so that the value is passed through to the server...
hth
On 10/24/06, Tom MacKean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Using cfNTauth
Using cfNTauthenticate I can get a user to log in and check that they are part of the domain. But if they are already logged onto the network and are browsing the page from a logged on machine, is it possible to collect the user name without making them log in?
i.e. Can CF find out which NT user i
Does it make sense to have someone enter 1 byte? What 100, 1 or
1Mb or 12345678 bytes? Since it's for specifying how much space
someone wants a database to be, I suggest you pick a unit of measure,
say 100 Mb for example, and then allow people to enter a number which
will be a number of 100's
Hi
I wondered if someone could help. I have a field in a form whereby the
user enters the amount of space in bytes they would like their database
to be. The entry made by the user will be in one of two formats,
either the number of bytes required in full e.g. 1 (100MB) or
alternatively
