Here is another interesting technique. A tag. Example: . I have not personally used this before but I
know it exists. I ran a google search on "spacer tag" and got a lot of info
on it.
Dusty
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Also one other thought. Did you try experimenting with the bottom "margin"
rather than "padding" using CSS?
Dusty
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The technique for the spacer image is to make a 1px by 1px transparent image
and save as a .gif file then using the image tag, experiment with the width
and height till desired spacing is achieved. Hope this helps and best of
luck.
Dusty
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Yeah you can always use the hack for ie/mozilla...
html>body #id
ie won't read the above line... so you set it normally in ie and reset
it for the mozilla browsers.
and as always turn on your background colors so you can "see" whats going on
On 8/21/06, Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10 <[EMAIL PROTE
Thanks for your replies!
Using an as an exact spacer will mess things up for me when a user comes
along with a browser set to non-standard font size. Bottom padding seems to
work differently in FF and IE as well :(
I'll experiment with the spacer graphic.
Thx!
/m
> I see now which block.
As
You may also want to try putting some
bottom margin on it through CSS. The tranparent gif though would likely be sure
thing if you could live with the old school technique J
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I see now which block. As Dusty said, a transparent gif is one way. You could put into the div to give it a space for text. You could possibly put a padding bottom on the element above it to push it down or a padding bottom on the outer div.
I would start there.TeddyOn 8/21/06, Dusty Hale <[
I'm not sure of an immediate solution using CSS but on these occasions I
sometimes revert back to old school techniques like a tranparent spacer
image or sometimes even write browser specific code. Maybe you could use the
transparent gif technique just for firefox?
Dusty
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> Are you referring to your search box?
No, sorry, see below for clarification.
On 8/21/06, Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10 <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
I have a div of a certain height in pixels. I have four items I need placed in
there:
- homepage button (=black and white logo), full height, far l
Are you referring to your search box?TeddyOn 8/21/06, Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:I have a div of a certain height in pixels. I have four items I need placed in there:
- homepage button, full height, far left- graphical buttons, top left, adjacent to home page button- piec
I have a div of a certain height in pixels. I have four items I need placed in
there:
- homepage button, full height, far left
- graphical buttons, top left, adjacent to home page button
- piece of text, top right
- combination of graphical buttons and table based menu system, bottom left,
adjace
That indeed may be true. I did run the code through the 'CF Code
Compatibility Analyzer" in the MX administrator without exception. The
parsers are in fact much more robust in MX and therefore I assume that
it could distinguish between the query name and a column name of the
same.
Thanks again t
Outstanding! Good to here that he found
the resolve on this.
Thanks
Jason
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Embedded CF in _javascript_
Well, just to be clear: variables are NOT case sensitive in CFMX (even
though it's built on java). It would just appear to be a difference in the
CFML parser. There were many such little changes as of the new release. Some
of them would be caught by the CFML Code Compatibility Analyzer in the Admin
Jason,I believe that Greg found the issue in the previous email with naming his query differently from the name of the columns defined in the query.TeddyOn 8/21/06,
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But the error said it could not find the
query, would this be the cause of the
But the error said it could not find the
query, would this be the cause of the error with defining the boundaries?
-JLW
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Greg,
This might be a stupid question but have
you tried moving the Category query above the DOCTYPE tag? I don’t think
this has to do with the version of the server but rather the way includes are
being called. I only say that because the initial error message you sent out
gave some
Did you try renaming the query named “Category”?
I’m not sure about this but it could just be a reserved word in CF5 but
not in CFMX.
Dusty
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Check this thread:
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/thread.cfm/threadid:10974
Highly likely because you have a field with the name "Category" and the query
itself is called "category".
/m
>
Here are the parts of my code that the error is referring to. Be mindful that
this functio
Many thanks Charlie. I’m an old
school CFer and don’t get to do so much coding these days so I was a
little unsure of my repsonse. I’m soon to resign though from my position
in a different industry with aspirations of possibley getting back into the CF job
market. Thanks again for the res
Thank you all for your insight. This indeed is exactly the issue and
resolution. I simply changed the name of the query (since a column in
the query had the same name as the query name) and it worked fine on
CF5. I suspect the reason this was never an issue to begin with in CFMX
is likely do the
Good answer and I should have mentioned
that. I sometimes use CF to dynamically populate JS arrays or variable values.
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It is also a good practice to prefix your queries. Mischa made a good point. A query named category with a category column can cause coding legibility and sometimes forgotten mistakes. I tend to prefix my queries with "qry", for example:
This way you can call qryCategory.category, which looks be
You do not have to define the boundaries of the query when using cfloop.
Teddy
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Here are the parts of my code that the
error is referring to. Be mindful that this functionality and code works nicely
as intended on all three CFMX ma
Be mindful that this functionality and
code works nicely as intended on all three CFMX machines but not on the lone
CF5 machine.
The code is simply for dependent select
drop-downs. The first drop down displays the major categories form the
database and the 2nd and 3rd drop down equally
Here are the parts of my code that the
error is referring to. Be mindful that this functionality and code works nicely
as intended on all three CFMX machines but not on the lone CF5 machine.
The code is simply for dependent select
drop-downs. The first drop down displays the major cat
If you want to use JS files with CF, I would recommend not changing the mapping of .js. I would rename file.js to file.js.cfm and then use On 8/21/06, Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you're using .js files, have you mapped the .js extension to the CF engine?Have you tried
If you comment out the _javascript_ part
and leave just the loops, does the page execute without error?
mcg
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Nope, that's a good perspective to have, Dusty. I had
in fact asked the same question in a reply to the list, but it's just not yet
been received for some reason.
/charlie
http://www.carehart.org/blog/
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If you're using .js files, have you mapped the .js extension to the CF engine?
Have you tried changing the name of the query to something that you know can
never be a reserved word?
/m
>
The query does exist and specifically it is the very first piece of code on the
page. Ive sent the code an
Also, by "embedded CFML code in
_javascript_" do you mean simply CFML code that's building _javascript_ in a
.cfm template. In that case, it doesn't really matter if it's creating JS or
HTML. The error just reflects a problem in the code or config. That said, I
can't say I've ever seen "cann
Greg,Well, we cannot really help Greg without seeing where the query is set code wise.Teddy On 8/21/06, McTure, Greg <
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The query does exist and specifically it
is the very first piece of code on the page. I've sent the code and the
CFLOOP is simply to loop
In practice, I've not seen using count(1) instead of count(*) to make any actual difference. It may be how our databases are configured (Oracle 9i). We're moving to 10g soon, so I'm looking forward to see if that makes a difference.
I would encourage you to test and compare the two before just ch
The query does exist and specifically it
is the very first piece of code on the page. I’ve sent the code and the
CFLOOP is simply to loop through the query return of major categories to
populate a dependent secondary drop down with the corresponding
sub-categories. Again, this works witho
You can have ColdFusion generate _javascript_. So as long as the JS code is between script tags, you can use CF to create JS arrays, embed variables into _javascript_s...you get the point. The error specifically is referring to a CF error of a missing or TeddyOn 8/21/06, Dusty Hale <[EMAIL PROTE
Not sure if this is a great answer and I
am sure some of the more experienced ACFUGers may have a better answer.
_javascript_ is usually done on the client
side so I don’t believe it is even possible to embedd CFML code into
_javascript_. Someone please correct me here if I am wrong.
We would need to see the code that the error is referring to.TeddyOn 8/21/06, McTure, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
This is a general question to see if anyone has ran into
issues with embedded CFML code in _javascript_ with a page working in CFMX and
not in CF5? The code I have wor
This is a general question to see if anyone has ran into
issues with embedded CFML code in _javascript_ with a page working in CFMX and
not in CF5? The code I have works as intended in CFMX but I get the following
error on CF5? Any suggestions that anyone may have on the cause and/or
reso
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