cfmail and aol addresses

2000-12-27 Thread Jonathan Karlen

For some reason the mail generated by CFMAIL tags on a web site I'm
buidling are not being delivered to AOL addresses.  Any ide why?

TIA -
Jonathan Karlen


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Re: cfmail and aol addresses

2000-12-27 Thread Jonathan Karlen

Just one at a time.  Order confirmations and "I forgot my password" e-mails.  We're 
taking over development of an existing site.  Do you think the domain name is blocked?

Jonathan Karlen

Kevin Langevin wrote:

 How many are you sending at once?  A company I previously worked for sent
 mass-e-mails out to registered newsletter subscribers, and AOL throttled the
 incoming mail automatically until we went through some hoops to get the
 throttle lifted from our IP address specifically.

 CFUG-SFL Manager
 -Kev
 /CFUG-SFL Manager

  -Original Message-
  From: Jonathan Karlen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
  Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 4:20 PM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: cfmail and aol addresses
 
 
  For some reason the mail generated by CFMAIL tags on a web site I'm
  buidling are not being delivered to AOL addresses.  Any ide why?
 
  TIA -
  Jonathan Karlen
 
 
 

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Re: History list

2000-08-11 Thread Jonathan Karlen

What about setting cookies?  Use five cookies named LocationX and on each
page loop through them all and append the current page and remove the
oldest.  Then loop through the cookies and print the links.

Jon

- Original Message -
From: Parker, Kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF Talk (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 12:45 AM
Subject: History list


 This may actually be best achieved with a JavaScript solution so I
apologise
 if some regard it as OT.

 We're deploying one of our large manuals to the web (which is currently
 distributed as a Win 3.1 help file - those were the days) as HTML. One of
 its features (the win help version) is that it has a history function and
 users can back track. I want to try an emulate this for the last 5 or so
 pages the user was on.

 I know you can do this by using a href and using history - 1, history -2
etc
 but rather than have a simple image or bit of static text with a link I
want
 to actually try to produce a small list with the name of the page they
were
 on, linked to that page (the link can use history -1 etc but I want to
 actually get the name of the page if I can). After all users won't
remember
 what the page was 5 clicks ago but it will help them if they can see the
 name of the page. The history function in JavaScript doesn't appear to
 provide this info.

 Any clue please.


 
 Kevin Parker
 Service and Communication
 WorkCover Corporation

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Re: Can this be done ?

2000-07-28 Thread Jonathan Karlen

One thought that quickly comes to mind is this:

Build a table States and put all 50 states in it.  Pull from it a list of
states and for each state query the database for manufacturers in that
state.  Then you could do next five records from the States table.  This
might take a performance hit.  You also might be able to do something with
GROUP BY.

Jonathan Karlen

- Original Message -
From: gregg Kachel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 6:03 PM
Subject: Can this be done ?


 I'm wondering if this is possible, as I haven't had any luck.  I hope
 someone can help me =).  I am trying to do is list all the manufactures in
 my database by state. No, problem, works fine. But, I only want it to list
 five states at a time, and have a next button that will take the user to
the
 next five states. Unfortuneatly, I can only get it to go up the next five
 "records" in the database. Is there a way to have it go next to the next
 catagory ?  Thanks ahead of time,
 Gregg
 webmaster
 www.houseboatmagazine.com

 PS: here is the code I have so far !


 cfquery name="manf" datasource="houseboat"
   SELECT id, state, statename, company
   FROM HBMF
  Order by state

 /CFQUERY
 /head


 Click on the state or province for houseboat manufactures in that state
 only.brbr
 cfparam name="row1" Default="1"
 cfif IsDefined("row1")
  cf set next_row = #start# + 9
 /cfif
 cfoutput query= "manf" Group="statename"

 a href="manufacturers2.cfm?state=#state#"#statename#/a
 /cfoutput
 br
 br
 !--- Specify number of columns. ---
 Or, you may browse the entire listing below of houseboat manufactures.
   cfparam name="MaxRows" default="5"
 cfparam name="StartRow" default="1"

   p align="center"font color="#33" size="+2"bbr
 Manufactures/b/font/p
   CFIF #manf.RecordCount# LTE 0
   CFOUTPUT
   Sorry, no matching records.
   /CFOUTPUT
 CFELSE

  P
  CFOUTPUT query="manf" GROUP="statename" startrow="#startrow#"
 Maxrows="#maxrows#"

 Bfont size=+1 color="##6600CC" #statename#/font/BBr
   UL
CFOUTPUTa href="manufacturers3.cfm?id=#id#"
  LIB#company#/B/A
   /CFOUTPUT
   /UL
   /cfoutput




 /CFIF
 P
 CFOUTPUT
 There are b#manf.RecordCount#/B items in the database.BR
 You are currently viewing records b#StartRow#/B to
B#Evaluate(StartRow
 + MaxRows - 1)#/B
 /CFOUTPUT

 PCFIF (StartRow + MaxRows) LTE manf.recordcount
  a href="manufacturers.cfm?startrow=CFOUTPUT#Evaluate(StartRow +
 MaxRows)#/CFOUTPUT"Next page/a
 /CFIF
 PCFIF (StartRow - MaxRows) GTE 1
  a href="manufacturers.cfm?startrow=CFOUTPUT#Evaluate(StartRow -
 MaxRows)#/CFOUTPUT"Previous page/a

 /CFIF


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Re: small JS Q

2000-07-23 Thread Jonathan Karlen

You need to have your validation return false.

script

function validate {
form = window.document.forms[0];
if (form.field.value.length  1) { return false; }
else { return true; }
}

form method="post" action="script.cfm" onSubmit="return validate()"

Jon
- Original Message -
From: Akbar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF Talk (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2000 11:30 AM
Subject: small JS Q


 hi all,

 i have a very small JS problem. how can i stop a form from submitting?? i
 mean i have some validations to be done using JS and then when the
 conditions do not not satisfy its showing th alert but the form is getting
 submitted (i checked with both, form-action pages and also self submitting
 forms). any advise?

 thanx in advance

 akbar
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Re: image in e-mail does not come out

2000-06-19 Thread Jonathan Karlen

The reason hte image doesn't appear is because you're src is "/my
documents/" and that path doesn't exist on the recipient's computer.
You need to put the image on the Web and link to it via absolute URL.

Jon

- Original Message -
From: Ashley Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 9:49 AM
Subject: image in e-mail does not come out


 Hi Everybody,

 I am trying to create an automatic e-mail message that contains my
 client's logo.  This is for a Guest Pass the online user will recieve
 via the e-mail.  The message works correctly and is sent out
 automatically the moment the online user submits their request to get a
 Guest Pass. The problem is the image of the logo is not coming up.  I've
 create this as a HTML e-mail message, so I don't see why the IMG SRC
 would not work.  In the e-mail address, you do see that there is suppose
 to be an image, but the image does not appear. Any ideas?  Here is the
 code:

 cfmail FROM="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" TO="#Form.email#"
 SUBJECT="Guest Pass" type="HTML"
 img src="/My Documents/wh1 color1.jpg" width=135 height=133 border=0
 alt=""
 pThank you #FirstName# #LastName# for your request. This is your Guest
 Pass.  Please take it with you to gain a reduced admission.
 pThis Guest Pass is only good for #FirstName# #LastName#.


 -ashley
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Re: Populating a Password Input Type

2000-05-23 Thread Jonathan Karlen

If you are pre-filling out that field in the form then why bother even
displaying it in the first place?

Maybe you should jus use a hidden form field with the primary key of that
record and work with that.

Jonathan Karlen

- Original Message -
From: Jennifer Larkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 10:44 PM
Subject: Re: Populating a Password Input Type


 Steve Reich wrote:
 
  How can I populate the password field from a value in the database and
not
  have it show up in the source? I get the * in the text box but the text
is
  in the source. I don't think I can do this, can I?

 You could encrypt it.
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 Um, nevermind. I have a job now.

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Replacing Letters in a String

2000-05-15 Thread Jonathan Karlen

This is a multi-part message in MIME format.

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Content-Type: text/plain;
charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Greetings -

I am developing a parts database for a client which is keyed by part =
number.  He wants to be able to search by first numeric sequence.  So, =
for example, a search for 123456 would return part numbers 12AB3456, =
1AB23456, 123AB456 and so on. =20

From a SQL point of view what I'd imagine I need to generate is a string =
like "1%2%3%4%5%6%" to allow for characters between each number.

Does anyone have any suggestions of how I can generate this string based =
on user input?

Thanks.

Jonathan Karlen
**
Jonathan R. Karlen
Karlen Internet Solutions
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.karlen.com

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Re: Replacing Letters in a String

2000-05-15 Thread Jonathan Karlen

Well - its not that I want to ignore the non-numeric groups, we're giving
the user the option to either search for an exact part number, a substring
or by part family (yes, it is an electronic parts database).

Creating a second field would be a serious pain as far as maintanence goes.

In many languages I could store the search string as an array and loop
through the array inserting  '%' symbols in between each character.  I'm not
aware of any CF way to do this.

Jon


- Original Message -
From: Dick Applebaum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 10:34 PM
Subject: Re: Replacing Letters in a String


 mmm...

 Are you sure you want to ignore *any* number of non-numeric groups?

 If so, one way would be denormalization...  storing a second copy of
 the part number in the table.  This second part number would
 represent the part number in a format that could be readily searched:

Real Part #   Search Part #
----
12AB3456  123456
1AB23456  123456
123AB456  123456


 Another way would be to use T/SQL statements, if the db is MS-SQL 7.

 I would tend to recommend the denormalization... at the cost of a few
 bytes in each record you greatly simplify the search process.

 The input search field can be manipulated with regexp to easily
 eliminate the non-numerics.

 This isn't an electronics parts db, by any chance, it it


 HTH

 Dick


 At 10:42 PM -0500 5/15/2000, Jonathan Karlen wrote:
 This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
 
 --=_NextPart_000_0056_01BFBEBE.CE241C80
 Content-Type: text/plain;
  charset="iso-8859-1"
 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
 
 Greetings -
 
 I am developing a parts database for a client which is keyed by part =
 number.  He wants to be able to search by first numeric sequence.  So, =
 for example, a search for 123456 would return part numbers 12AB3456, =
 1AB23456, 123AB456 and so on. =20
 
 From a SQL point of view what I'd imagine I need to generate is a string
=
 like "1%2%3%4%5%6%" to allow for characters between each number.
 
 Does anyone have any suggestions of how I can generate this string based
=
 on user input?
 
 Thanks.
 
 Jonathan Karlen
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