Jeff - the mask attribute doesn't work properly with date/time values (even
in CF 7.01).
 
I suggest casting the date/time to a character string in your SQL and then
using that value in your hidden column.
 
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CEO
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Howard
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 11:24 AM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Flash form issue (randomly displaying 2 values in
one column)


I'm hoping for a response today but given the amount of traffic I
encountered today on the way to work I'm guessing most of you are not
working today.  If you are at work, it must mean that you're pretty busy and
probably don't have time to respond. 
 
In any case, my issue is this:
 
I have a Flash form that in the first tab displays a grid with all company
assets and the owner, serial number, etc of said asset.  I have each row
bound to another tab that displays all info about the asset (since there's
not enough real estate in the grid). 
I have a 'last inventory' field that is set to not display,
<CFGRIDCOLUMN 
    name="lastinventory"
    headerBold="yes"
    header="Last Inventory" 
    dataalign="center"
    type="date/time"
    mask="mm/dd/yyyy" 
    display="no"> 
 
but for some reason it is displaying on top of a different column of data,
 
<CFGRIDCOLUMN 
    name="owner"
    headerBold="yes"
    header="Owner"
    type="string_nocase" 
    dataalign="center"
    display="yes">  
 
Anyone ever have this issue or have any ideas as to what may be the root
cause.  I've even moved the "lastinventory" column around and yet it always
displays over the first column. 

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