"I was pointing out deficiencies and explaining them, and my blunt,
straightforward mannerisms were once again warped by email and misconstrued.
So take no offence to my comments."
Actually, you can apply this statement to me. I was joking and being
sarcastically appreciative of the fix.
In thi
I wasn't making fun of your code. I'll freely admit to having writen
code very similar to what you listed, though not recently. ;) Rather
I was pointing out deficiencies and explaining them, and my blunt,
straightforward mannerisms were once again warped by email and
misconstrued. So take no of
Phill B wrote:
> I'm trying to set up farcry and I'm having some trouble. Anyone one
> here that can give me a hand with it?
if you haven't already you probably should address this to the farcry folks:
http://farcry.daemon.com.au/go/support
~
I'd call you brilliant but you made fun of my chunk of code ;) I cant
believe I overlooked repeatstring()! Thanks you thank you thank you.
Unfortunately I'm not the greatest when it comes to complex sql so I never
looked at nested set to start with. Care to enlighten?
My late night is done!
Your form looks like this. Obviously with as many fields per row as needed
Then your action page looks like this:
UPDATE user SET
username = '#form["#id#_username"]#'
WHERE id = #id#
Note I haven't done any validation, used CFQUERYPARAM, or even tested
the code. But it shoul
First, all those queries are going to be really slow. The code as-is
will be making n+m+1 queries to generate the dropdown, where n is the
number of individual elements, and m is the number of elements with
children. The "+1" is for the initial query for items with no parent.
And yes, you can co
Mark, kewl, helpful, but not for what I was wanting to do. Wow,
Valencia, eh? Sweet place, can we say paella?
I did find that I could setup virtual hosts on the same domain under
different ports and 'map' seperate CF instances to them. Then
mod_rewrite can be employed to move requests from foo
that was the second one...
and thinking about it, you can basically do it one of two ways...
create unique form "name" parameters that are basically named using an
id, some sort of unique distinction about that item and an underscore
and some tag... i use something like
and then you would
So you put each of your rows in a table and at the end of each row put
a hidden field in with a unique identifier - like the primary key of
the table.
As Tony says when this is all posted you will get a load of comma
separated lists.
You can then do listtoarray on each of these then loop through
Thanks Tony - sorry - maybe I should have given more detail - it would
need to occur from one button, not a button each row - it that the
approach you're suggesting
++
Kevin Parker
Web Services Manager
WorkCover Corporation
p: 08 8233 2548
m: 0418 806 166
e: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
w: www.w
wow. gmail sucks cause tabs arent tabs :(
anyway.
put an update button @ each row, give it own id with a hidden form
field, and do updates like that...
or... if you have multiple forms of the same name, but you know their
order, you can just loop through the values, as they will be in a
list...
sent too fast :)
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 23:32:46 -0500, Tony Weeg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i'd do one of two things...
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> make each row its own block.
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> On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 14:52:21 +1030, Parker, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I need to write an app w
i'd do one of two things...
make each row its own block.
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 14:52:21 +1030, Parker, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to write an app where the user can update multipe rows from one
> screen - like a GRID (but not using CFGRID or similar tags) - needs to
> be table
I have a table that contains categories and unlimited subcategories
referencing and I need to create a formatted drop down list. I've been
messin around with it for a while and now with no luck. I need the list to
go like so...
Category Name
--Child of category
--Child of category
Child of s
I need to write an app where the user can update multipe rows from one
screen - like a GRID (but not using CFGRID or similar tags) - needs to
be table based.
I need a starting point to learn how to do this.
Can anyone point me to suitable articles, tutes etc
Thank you muchly
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Kevi
thats a pretty crappy host and i'd get rid of them
disabling writing to the registry is one thing but cffile is another
-- Original Message --
From: Nick Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:11:56 -0600
>My goal
isnt there an mxdu that happens in australia?
tw
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 09:15:40 +1100, Duncan Isaksen-Loxton
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have been working at my current employers (a reputable real estate
> agency) in Sydney for just over a year now.
>
> When I joined we were operating on 4.5
My goal is to periodically extract and email MySQL records, for backup. (I
understand there are better ways to backup, but this is simpler for the
customer to deal with.). The simplest way I have found is to loop through
the query results and write to a file. Now I have encountered a host that
I understand that -- in the code I posted, that is happening -- there are three
cases in the code posted.
The first case sends a CF variable mCF_VAR_IN to Javascript and then javascript
sends it back as a different variable mCF_VAR_OUT -- this works fine in both IE
and firefox.
The 2nd case
> Has anyone found a solution to using MS Access Databases with
> CFMX 6.1. I have 4 access databases which everytime cfmx 6.1
> tries to do an update/delete query I get a TCP/IP Connection
> timeout error message and JRUN closes connection. I am slowly
> converting these to mysql or mssql but
> The values of Javascript variables are being returned
> properly to CFMX when CFM template is run via FireFox Browser.
The values of JavaScript variables are, by themselves, never returned to the
server. You have to copy the values into form fields or URL parameters or
cookies for this to happe
As follows is the code requested -- am just a newbiew JS programmer, so any
help/advice is welcome...