RE: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-14 Thread Che Vilnonis

Thanks again Tony. Your help is much appreciated... 

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From: Tony Bentley [mailto:t...@tonybentley.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 5:33 PM
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Subject: Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...


You just need to point to each form element that you want to disable. For
instance, if you setup a parent container then you can command each matching
element to disable:

function disableForm(bool){

$(#DivWithInputs input,#DivWithInputs textarea).each(function(){

$(this).attr(disabled,bool);

});

}

div id=DivWithInputs
input type=checkbox
input type=radio
textarea/
etc
/div

Then just setup a true/false on your two radios 



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Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Che Vilnonis

Take a look at the link below. It's a screen shot of a form where the
Shipping form fields can be toggled on/off. I haven't been able to find
(or search properly) for jQuery code that does something similar. Can anyone
point me in the right direction? Thanks, Che

http://www.asitv.com/images/jquery_form.jpg



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RE: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Che Vilnonis

I should add that by default, the bottom form fields in my example screen
shot are off. That is, they are visible, but you can't enter any data.
When turned on, only then can data be entered. Thanks in advance to anyone
that can help.

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From: Che Vilnonis [mailto:ch...@asitv.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 10:26 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Looking for jQuery Form Help...


Take a look at the link below. It's a screen shot of a form where the
Shipping form fields can be toggled on/off. I haven't been able to find
(or search properly) for jQuery code that does something similar. Can anyone
point me in the right direction? Thanks, Che

http://www.asitv.com/images/jquery_form.jpg




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Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Tony Bentley

Sure:

input type=radio onclick=showHide() value=true 
name=UseDifferentShippingAddress

div id=DifferentShippingAddress style=display:none
inputs with values
/div

function showHide(){
if($(this).is(:checked)){
$(#DifferentShippingAddress).show();
}
else{
$(#DifferentShippingAddress).hide();
}
}

This is untested but basically the div uses a showhide function that toggles 
the form to be visible using the radio controller. You'll need to handle to 
blank fields in your CF logic no matter if it shows or not. You can use a case 
statement against form.UseDifferentShippingAddress to decide if you want to 
include the other form fields. 

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Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Mahcsig

this is using disabled to keep them visible:
input type=radio onclick=showHide() value=true
name=UseDifferentShippingAddress

div id=DifferentShippingAddress
inputs with values
/div

function showHide(){
if($(this).is(:checked)){
$(input, select, textarea,
#DifferentShippingAddress).attr(disabled,disabled);
}
else{
$(input, select, textarea,
#DifferentShippingAddress).removeAttr(disabled);
}
}

~Mahcsig



On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 8:16 AM, Tony Bentley t...@tonybentley.com wrote:


 Sure:

 input type=radio onclick=showHide() value=true
 name=UseDifferentShippingAddress

 div id=DifferentShippingAddress style=display:none
 inputs with values
 /div

 function showHide(){
 if($(this).is(:checked)){
 $(#DifferentShippingAddress).show();
 }
 else{
 $(#DifferentShippingAddress).hide();
 }
 }

 This is untested but basically the div uses a showhide function that
 toggles the form to be visible using the radio controller. You'll need to
 handle to blank fields in your CF logic no matter if it shows or not. You
 can use a case statement against form.UseDifferentShippingAddress to decide
 if you want to include the other form fields.

 

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Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Tony Bentley

In your function if the radio is checked (or unchecked depending on the ready 
state), enable the collection of form elements by using 
$(input[name=formelement]).attr(disabled,true); 

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RE: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Che Vilnonis

Tony, thanks so much! Tested EQ What I needed! 

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From: Tony Bentley [mailto:t...@tonybentley.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 11:32 AM
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Subject: Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...


Tested:

input type=radio onclick=showHide(true) value=true
name=UseDifferentShippingAddress Disable

input type=radio onclick=showHide(false) value=true
name=UseDifferentShippingAddress checked=checked Enable

div id=DifferentShippingAddress  input name=shippingaddress
disabled=true  //div 

script
function showHide(bool){ 
if(bool)
{ 

$(input[name=shippingaddress]).attr(disabled,true);
}
else{ 

$(input[name=shippingaddress]).attr(disabled,false);
}
} 

/script




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Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Tony Bentley

Tested:

input type=radio onclick=showHide(true) value=true 
name=UseDifferentShippingAddress Disable

input type=radio onclick=showHide(false) value=true 
name=UseDifferentShippingAddress checked=checked Enable

div id=DifferentShippingAddress  input name=shippingaddress 
disabled=true  //div 

script
function showHide(bool){ 
if(bool)
{ 

$(input[name=shippingaddress]).attr(disabled,true);
}
else{ 

$(input[name=shippingaddress]).attr(disabled,false);
} 
} 

/script 

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RE: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Che Vilnonis

Hello again Tony. How would I take your below example and use it to
disable select boxes, textareas, radio buttons and checkboxes? Thanks, Che

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From: Tony Bentley [mailto:t...@tonybentley.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 11:32 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

input type=radio onclick=showHide(true) value=true
name=UseDifferentShippingAddress Disable
input type=radio onclick=showHide(false) value=true
name=UseDifferentShippingAddress checked=checked Enable

div id=DifferentShippingAddress  input name=shippingaddress
disabled=true  //div 

script
function showHide(bool){ 
if(bool)
{ 

$(input[name=shippingaddress]).attr(disabled,true);
}
else{ 

$(input[name=shippingaddress]).attr(disabled,false);
}
} 

/script 





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Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Tony Bentley

You just need to point to each form element that you want to disable. For 
instance, if you setup a parent container then you can command each matching 
element to disable:

function disableForm(bool){

$(#DivWithInputs input,#DivWithInputs textarea).each(function(){

$(this).attr(disabled,bool);

});

}

div id=DivWithInputs
input type=checkbox
input type=radio
textarea/
etc
/div

Then just setup a true/false on your two radios 

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Re: Looking for jQuery Form Help...

2009-10-13 Thread Rick Root

Since the original question was cross-posted to the jquery list, I
might as well cross-post my answer:

Are you using the disabled attribute on the inputs that you want to
turn off?

If so, you can add/remove it.

http://www.it.dev.duke.edu/public/disabled.html
http://www.it.dev.duke.edu/public/disabled.txt (src)

Rick

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cfdocument to pdf fillinallow. cannot generate fillin pdf form. help?

2008-04-23 Thread Ken Willis
I have a template that generates a detailed information for my clients that 
want the information emailed to them.  not a big problem until we got into them 
wanting to modify the document sent to them and return it for processing.  i am 
not locked into using cfdocument or even pdf format.  in fact i was looking at 
excel format first, but since i have more pdf format experience i thought it 
would be quicker - so far not the case.  any guidance? 

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Re: form-database-form help needed

2005-05-20 Thread daniel kessler
Ah, this looks great.  I'll suggest the steps.  I'm pretty sure I get it all.

Thanks a bunch (again) Deanna.  I owe you at least a beer.

Been there, had that client. You do still need to keep in mind things like 
whether or not a record is complete if they haven't filled everything in, 
when you're storing data like this. And, you might want to consider adding 
something like Step 2 of 546. to your screens, so people can see how far 
along they are. Though, I still go back to saying that I'm not sure what the 
benefit is to having each on a separate page. You're doing a logic model 
program planning process, right? (Twas pioneered here in Wisconsin.) There 
aren't _that_ many steps to that. I'd at least group all the questions from 
each phase together.


Situation Analysis
vision
mission
etc

Inputs
investment by
Outputs
what we do
who we reach
Outcomes
short term results
medium term results
long term results


As to putting stuff in session vars - yah, it's pretty easy. You're on 6.1, 
right? So, locking isn't the major conundrum it used to be. You can save 
your whole query results to the session, and then you'd just reference them 
as #session.queryname.columnname.# But, I'm not sure you then update that 
directly. I think you'd have to make it a structure instead, but since each 
query should only have one row of data returned, that's not such a big deal. 
You can just do this sort of thing:

cfif not isdefined(session.test) or structKeyExists(url, reset)
cfquery name=test/

cflock scope=session type=exclusive timeout=10
cfset session.test = test
/cflock

/cfif

Then, when you update a record, you can just do:

cflock scope=session type=exclusive timeout=10
cfset session.test.mycolumn[1] = form.mycolumn
/cflock






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form-database-form help needed

2005-05-19 Thread Daniel Kessler
I have an application where each page is a single field and between 
each page, that field information is sent to the database.  There's a 
template page that gets copied by the content people and their own 
form element is added to the form template.
I've set it up so that the page in between will find out if the field 
exists and if so, add it to the database.
But if the person has already partially gone through the screens 
which adds the elements to the db and then leaves and comes back to 
their project to continue, I need it to fill in the pages that 
they're already completed, as they come to those pages.

I'm not sure how to approach this.  Can I do a db call and cookie the 
recordset for each page to read or somehow add the recordset to the 
application variables?  I'm really out of my element here so any 
advice or requests for clarity are greatly appreciated.

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Re: form-database-form help needed

2005-05-19 Thread S . Isaac Dealey
I have to admit, I'm thoroughly lost... maybe an ascii-art picture of
what you're trying to describe might help?

 I have an application where each page is a single field
 and between
 each page, that field information is sent to the database.
 There's a
 template page that gets copied by the content people and
 their own
 form element is added to the form template.
 I've set it up so that the page in between will find out
 if the field
 exists and if so, add it to the database.
 But if the person has already partially gone through the
 screens
 which adds the elements to the db and then leaves and
 comes back to
 their project to continue, I need it to fill in the
 pages that
 they're already completed, as they come to those pages.

 I'm not sure how to approach this.  Can I do a db call and
 cookie the
 recordset for each page to read or somehow add the
 recordset to the
 application variables?  I'm really out of my element here
 so any
 advice or requests for clarity are greatly appreciated.


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Re: form-database-form help needed

2005-05-19 Thread Deanna Schneider
I think he's just talking about a simple multi-page form, but instead of 
storing the info in the session scope and inserting upon completion, he's 
inserting between each page.

So, Daniel, yes - you can retrieve the record set you're working with and 
store it. I'd probably go with storing it in the session scope. But, be 
aware that every time your user updates a page, you'll need to also update 
that session scope var. I'd maybe think twice about your design - that's a 
lot of round trips to the database. You could, instead, be storing stuff in 
the session scope as they go, and then have a save button (repeated on 
each page), that saves their current work-state. It depends on the 
sophistication level of your users, and what you're really trying to 
collect.


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Subject: Re: form-database-form help needed


I have to admit, I'm thoroughly lost... maybe an ascii-art picture of
 what you're trying to describe might help?

 I have an application where each page is a single field
 and between
 each page, that field information is sent to the database.
 There's a
 template page that gets copied by the content people and
 their own
 form element is added to the form template.
 I've set it up so that the page in between will find out
 if the field
 exists and if so, add it to the database.
 But if the person has already partially gone through the
 screens
 which adds the elements to the db and then leaves and
 comes back to
 their project to continue, I need it to fill in the
 pages that
 they're already completed, as they come to those pages.

 I'm not sure how to approach this.  Can I do a db call and
 cookie the
 recordset for each page to read or somehow add the
 recordset to the
 application variables?  I'm really out of my element here
 so any
 advice or requests for clarity are greatly appreciated.


 s. isaac dealey   954.522.6080
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 the onTap open source framework

 http://www.fusiontap.com
 http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/author/4806Dealey.htm




 

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RE: form-database-form help needed

2005-05-19 Thread Dawson, Michael
twice about your design - that's a lot of round trips to the database.
You could, 

In addition, you will need to have a lot of NULLable fields in your
database.  That, in turn, can lose some of your design intent.

Once the entire form has been submitted, as far as the user is
concerned, have they left out any information that your business logic
requires?  And that kind of rot.

M!ke

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Re: form-database-form help needed

2005-05-19 Thread daniel kessler
I think he's just talking about a simple multi-page form, but instead of 
storing the info in the session scope and inserting upon completion, he's 
inserting between each page.

well it's a distinct form on each page, but yes, I go to the db between each 
page for an UPDATE

So, Daniel, yes - you can retrieve the record set you're working with and 
store it. I'd probably go with storing it in the session scope. But, be 
aware that every time your user updates a page, you'll need to also update 
that session scope var. I'd maybe think twice about your design - that's a 
lot of round trips to the database. 

It's this way because I was told what if they just close the page or a whole 
bunch of other what-ifs and was told that not only would it need to store it 
between each page, but that it also had to have a Save button on each page just 
in case they wanted to save partially typed information.  Some of the entries 
can be thousands of characters.

You could, instead, be storing stuff in 
the session scope as they go, and then have a save button (repeated on 
each page), that saves their current work-state. It depends on the 
sophistication level of your users, and what you're really trying to 
collect.

So at the beginning, I should do a db query and store it to the session scope 
and while I don't know how to address the session scope, it seems it would be 
pretty easy to look up.  Then each one of the form fields just needs to 
reference that to fill-in.  And as you said, I'd also have to fill it in 
whenever I go to the database, not as a seperate database call but just cfset 
session.var = something (or however it's done).

Does that all sound right?

btw, here's an example of one of the pages, not that it will help I think:
http://hhp.umd.edu/empower/situation_analysis/s_vision_01_test.cfm

thanks!

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Re: form-database-form help needed

2005-05-19 Thread S . Isaac Dealey
 btw, here's an example of one of the pages, not that it
 will help I think:
 http://hhp.umd.edu/empower/situation_analysis/s_vision_01_
 test.cfm

This isn't an answer to any of your questions, but just real briefly
if you're going to prepopulate the field with something like What's
your vision. you should use some javascript to remove that value when
the field receives focus...

textarea onfocus=if(this.value=='What\'s your vision') { this.value
= ''; }

Although in general I would recommend not placing anything in the
field in advance unless it's an actual default value. Partly this is
because of accessibility, and partly just because it's annoying to
users.


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Re: form-database-form help needed

2005-05-19 Thread daniel kessler
thank you for your fine comments.  I agree and argued that point this morning 
so I'm in the process of removing them now. :-)

This isn't an answer to any of your questions, but just real briefly
if you're going to prepopulate the field with something like What's
your vision. you should use some javascript to remove that value when
the field receives focus...

textarea onfocus=if(this.value=='What\'s your vision') { this.value
= '; }

Although in general I would recommend not placing anything in the
field in advance unless it's an actual default value. Partly this is
because of accessibility, and partly just because it's annoying to
users.

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Re: form-database-form help needed

2005-05-19 Thread Deanna Schneider
Been there, had that client. You do still need to keep in mind things like 
whether or not a record is complete if they haven't filled everything in, 
when you're storing data like this. And, you might want to consider adding 
something like Step 2 of 546. to your screens, so people can see how far 
along they are. Though, I still go back to saying that I'm not sure what the 
benefit is to having each on a separate page. You're doing a logic model 
program planning process, right? (Twas pioneered here in Wisconsin.) There 
aren't _that_ many steps to that. I'd at least group all the questions from 
each phase together.


Situation Analysis
vision
mission
etc

Inputs
investment by
Outputs
what we do
who we reach
Outcomes
short term results
medium term results
long term results


As to putting stuff in session vars - yah, it's pretty easy. You're on 6.1, 
right? So, locking isn't the major conundrum it used to be. You can save 
your whole query results to the session, and then you'd just reference them 
as #session.queryname.columnname.# But, I'm not sure you then update that 
directly. I think you'd have to make it a structure instead, but since each 
query should only have one row of data returned, that's not such a big deal. 
You can just do this sort of thing:

cfif not isdefined(session.test) or structKeyExists(url, reset)
cfquery name=test/

cflock scope=session type=exclusive timeout=10
cfset session.test = test
/cflock

/cfif

Then, when you update a record, you can just do:

cflock scope=session type=exclusive timeout=10
cfset session.test.mycolumn[1] = form.mycolumn
/cflock






- Original Message - 
From: daniel kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: form-database-form help needed


 I think he's just talking about a simple multi-page form, but instead of
storing the info in the session scope and inserting upon completion, he's
inserting between each page.

 well it's a distinct form on each page, but yes, I go to the db between 
 each page for an UPDATE

So, Daniel, yes - you can retrieve the record set you're working with and
store it. I'd probably go with storing it in the session scope. But, be
aware that every time your user updates a page, you'll need to also update
that session scope var. I'd maybe think twice about your design - that's a
lot of round trips to the database.

 It's this way because I was told what if they just close the page or a 
 whole bunch of other what-ifs and was told that not only would it need to 
 store it between each page, but that it also had to have a Save button on 
 each page just in case they wanted to save partially typed information. 
 Some of the entries can be thousands of characters.

You could, instead, be storing stuff in
the session scope as they go, and then have a save button (repeated on
each page), that saves their current work-state. It depends on the
sophistication level of your users, and what you're really trying to
collect.

 So at the beginning, I should do a db query and store it to the session 
 scope and while I don't know how to address the session scope, it seems it 
 would be pretty easy to look up.  Then each one of the form fields just 
 needs to reference that to fill-in.  And as you said, I'd also have to 
 fill it in whenever I go to the database, not as a seperate database call 
 but just cfset session.var = something (or however it's done).

 Does that all sound right?

 btw, here's an example of one of the pages, not that it will help I think:
 http://hhp.umd.edu/empower/situation_analysis/s_vision_01_test.cfm

 thanks!

 

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Form Help

2003-02-13 Thread Jillian Carroll
Can anybody please help me with this page?  I've been fooling around
with it forever and I'm just not having any luck.

There are two things that I need help with:

1.Why aren't my dropdowns working properly?  They should be pulling
the data from the database and displaying it when possible.  As it
stands, they just look like regular drop-downs, no matter what value is
in the db.  This code has worked for me on other forms, but for some
reason I must have done something different here.

2.How can I insert multiple records?  This is something I haven't
done before and I can't find good documentation on... I'm not even sure
where to start.  I've added in the code for doing a single insert...
which should be okay... but I'm not sure where to go from here.

Thank you for any help you are able to offer.

My code:

*** *** ***
!--- QUERIES AND VARIABLE SETTING ---
 
cfset today = DateFormat(now(),mm/dd/)
 
cfquery name=permissions datasource=#DSN#
SELECT id, centraladmin, provadmin, trainer
FROM users
WHERE id = #client.id#
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=courses datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * from courses WHERE id = #url.id#
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=attendee datasource=#DSN#
SELECT  attendee.*, users.id AS users_id, users.lname, users.fname
FROMattendee, users
WHERE   attendee.assigneddate = #url.id# and users.id =
attendee.users_id
ORDER BYusers.lname, users.fname ASC  
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=salutation datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM salutation ORDER by salutation ASC
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=province datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM prov ORDER by abbreviation ASC
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=country datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM country ORDER by name ASC
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=profession datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM profession
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=designation datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM designation
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=yearsprac datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM years
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=empstatus datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM empstatus
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=empplace datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM empplace
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=empresp datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM empresp
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=dpccat datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM dpccat
/cfquery

cfquery name=dpcclass datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM dpcclass
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=caeyear datasource=#DSN#
select * FROM caeyear ORDER BY year DESC
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=payment datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM payment
/cfquery
 
cfquery name=assign datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM postassign
/cfquery
 
!--- END QUERIES AND VARIABLE SETTING ---

!--- SET DEFAULT VALUES FOR CHECKBOX/RADIO BUTTONS ---
 
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.attended default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.withdrawn default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.paymentcleared default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.assignrec1 default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.assignrec2 default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.assignrec3 default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.pretest default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.skilltest1 default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.skilltest2 default=0
CFPARAM NAME=FORM.skilltest3 default=0
 
!--- END SET DEFAULT VALUES FOR CHECKBOX/RADIO BUTTONS ---
 
cfif IsDefined(url.action)
cfif form.action eq 'update'
cflock timeout=30 throwontimeout=Yes
name=Add type=EXCLUSIVE
 
cfquery name=adduser datasource=#DSN#
UPDATE attendee
SET assigneddate = '#form.assigneddate#',
attended = '#form.attended#',
withdrawn = '#form.withdrawn#',
paymentmethod =
'#form.paymentmethod#',
paymentcleared =
'#form.paymentcleared#',
authnum = '#form.authnum#',
assignrec1 = '#form.assignrec1#',
assignrec2 = '#form.assignrec2#',
assignrec3 = '#form.assignrec3#',
pretest = '#form.pretest#',
writtentest1 =
'#form.writtentest1#',
writtentest2 =
'#form.writtentest2#',
writtentest3 =
'#form.writtentest3#',
skilltest1 = '#form.skilltest1#',
skilltest2 = '#form.skilltest2#',
skilltest3 = '#form.skilltest3#',
postassign = '#form.postassign#',
adminnote = '#form.adminnote#'
WHERE users_id = #form.id#
/cfquery
 
!--- QUERIES AND VARIABLE SETTING ---
cfquery name=userinfo datasource=#DSN#
SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = #form.id#
/cfquery
 
cfquery 

Re: Form Help

2003-02-13 Thread Gyrus
- Original Message -
From: Jillian Carroll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Can anybody please help me with this page?  I've been fooling around
 with it forever and I'm just not having any luck.

 There are two things that I need help with:

 1.Why aren't my dropdowns working properly?  They should be pulling
 the data from the database and displaying it when possible.  As it
 stands, they just look like regular drop-downs, no matter what value is
 in the db.  This code has worked for me on other forms, but for some
 reason I must have done something different here.

What's happening with the drop-downs? Not sure I understand from this. Is
there no data returned by the queries that populate them? If there is data
returned, is it not being output correctly in the drop-down? In what way is
are the drop-downs not working?

As you say you've been fooling around with them a lot, I assume you've done
the usual routine of paring your code down in a test page to the bare
minimum that's needed to causes the error, and carry on paring until the
error doesn't appear...

Not sure about multiple INSERTs, though I'm certain this is a topic that
you'll find some coverage of in the list archives. I think as far as SQL
syntax goes, it's one INSERT at a time.

HTH,

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FORM help

2002-07-17 Thread Tilbrook, Peter

I have a form where some of the fields are mandatory.

However at the bottom is a check box to say the the form details are not
required by the application.

How can I test for the mandatory fields but ignore them if they select that
the service is not required and submit the form?

Thanks! :)

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RE: FORM help

2002-07-17 Thread Pascal Peters

In javascript (client side):

if(!document.myform.mycheck.checked){
//write your validation for the mandatory fields here
}

In CF (server side):

cfif NOT IsDefined(form.mycheck)
!--- write your validation for the mandatory fields here ---
/cfif

Pascal 

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: FORM help


I have a form where some of the fields are mandatory.

However at the bottom is a check box to say the the form details are not
required by the application.

How can I test for the mandatory fields but ignore them if they select
that the service is not required and submit the form?

Thanks! :)


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Re: FORM help

2002-07-17 Thread Douglas Brown

Well it depends on if you want JS alerts, or if you prefer to send them to
another page listing the errors with a back link.




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Subject: FORM help


 I have a form where some of the fields are mandatory.

 However at the bottom is a check box to say the the form details are not
 required by the application.

 How can I test for the mandatory fields but ignore them if they select that
 the service is not required and submit the form?

 Thanks! :)

 
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RE: FORM help

2002-07-17 Thread Joe Eugene

You can use Javascript.. but using a template and passing variables back to
the template for correct is a much more cleaner approach..

Cfif isDefined(form.CheckboxName) in CF

If document.formname.CheckboxName.value ==  in JavaScript

Joe
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: FORM help


I have a form where some of the fields are mandatory.

However at the bottom is a check box to say the the form details are not
required by the application.

How can I test for the mandatory fields but ignore them if they select that
the service is not required and submit the form?

Thanks! :)


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RE: FORM help

2002-07-17 Thread S . Isaac Dealey

 You can use Javascript.. but using a template and passing variables back
 to
 the template for correct is a much more cleaner approach..

 Cfif isDefined(form.CheckboxName) in CF

 If document.formname.CheckboxName.value ==  in JavaScript

erm... close, but not quite...

document.formname.CheckboxName.checked == true;

using Checkbox.value ==  will tell you whether or not you typed checkbox ... 
value= when you were constructing the form.

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javascript form help

2001-08-30 Thread Rayna Evans

does anyone know where i can find a script that will limit the user from chosing more 
than a certain amount of choices in a checkbox form?  the user can only chose up to 5 
choices, but there are many choices that they can chose from.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rayna

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RE: javascript form help

2001-08-30 Thread Nate Smith

Rayna,

Assuming that all of your checkboxes have the same name, but different
values, this script will work.

function countChecked(TheForm)
{
var cChecked = 0;
for( var i=0;iTheForm.Item.length;i++ )
{
if( TheForm.Item[i].checked == true )
cChecked++;
}
if( cChecked  5 )
{
alert('You must choose 5 or less items.');
return false;
}
return true;
}

FORM NAME=ChoiceForm ACTION=#Wherever# METHOD=POST ONSUBMIT=return
countChecked(this);
INPUT TYPE=checkbox NAME=Item VALUE=#ItemID#
... end form

If however you have checkboxes of different names then you would want to
change the function to this (assuming that each item checkbox name had the
same name fragment for instance Choice1,Choice2,Choice3,...).

function countChecked(TheForm)
{
var cChecked = 0;
for( var i=0;iTheForm.elements.length;i++ )
{
if( TheForm.elements[i].type = 'checkbox' 
TheForm.elements[i].name.search(/^Choice/) != -1 
TheForm.elements[i].checked == true )
cChecked++;
}
if( cChecked  5 )
{
alert('You must choose 5 or less items.');
return false;
}
return true;
}

HTH as I'm writing without a page to test the code. It should work
though crosses fingers

-Nate


-Original Message-
From: Rayna Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 4:01 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: javascript form help


does anyone know where i can find a script that will limit the user from
chosing more than a certain amount of choices in a checkbox form?  the user
can only chose up to 5 choices, but there are many choices that they can
chose from.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rayna

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AAMC
2501 M Street, 2nd Fl
Washington, DC 20037
202-862-6243 (direct)
Extension 4243 (internal)
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RE: javascript form help

2001-08-30 Thread Dan G. Switzer, II

Rayna,

Check out qForms:
http://www.pengoworks.com/qForms/

It's a JavaScript framework for working w/forms. There isn't a built in
validation method for this, but here's one that'll work with qForms:

function _f_isCheckboxLenLT(len){
_param(arguments[0], 5, number);
if( this.value.split(,).length = len )
this.error = The  + this.description +  field must
have less than  + len +  values selected.;
}
_addValidator(isCheckboxLenLT, _f_isCheckboxLenLT);

Now all you'll need to do is attach the method to your form field:
o.fieldName.isCheckboxLenLT(5);

(Where o is the qForm object and fieldName is the name of the
checkbox field.)

-Dan


 -Original Message-
 From: Rayna Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 4:01 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: javascript form help
 
 does anyone know where i can find a script that will limit the user
from
 chosing more than a certain amount of choices in a checkbox form?  the
 user can only chose up to 5 choices, but there are many choices that
they
 can chose from.
 
 any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
 Rayna
 
 Rayna Evans
 AAMC
 2501 M Street, 2nd Fl
 Washington, DC 20037
 202-862-6243 (direct)
 Extension 4243 (internal)
 
 
 

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RE: javascript form help

2001-08-30 Thread Bryan Love

first, name all the checkboxes the same (say cbox), then use the below
function with the onclick action

function checkBoxes(theForm){
var counter = 0;
for( i=0; itheForm.cbox.length(); i++ ){
if( theForm.cbox[i].checked ){
counter ++;
lastChecked = i;
}
}

if( counter = 5 ){
alert(You can only check 5);
theForm.cbox[lastChecked].checked = false;
}
}


input type=checkbox name=cbox onclick=checkBoxes(this.form);

Bryan Love ACP
Internet Application Developer
Telecommunication Systems Inc.
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From: Rayna Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 1:01 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: javascript form help


does anyone know where i can find a script that will limit the user from
chosing more than a certain amount of choices in a checkbox form?  the user
can only chose up to 5 choices, but there are many choices that they can
chose from.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rayna

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AAMC
2501 M Street, 2nd Fl
Washington, DC 20037
202-862-6243 (direct)
Extension 4243 (internal)
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Re: Form Help

2000-11-25 Thread Justin Scott

  How about just cfif Attributes.Json IS "on"/cfif (the "IS" test
isn't
 a
  case-sensitive test).
  :-)

 I read a while back that compareNoCase is a faster way of comparing
strings
 than using IS...

Correct.  Since CompareNoCase() is a boolean expression, it supposedly
executes faster than a string expression like IS.  From what I understand,
this is true for all boolean vs. string comparisons.  I do use
CompareNoCase() over IS myself, but I have found that it's not the most
"user-friendly" code and tends to confuse the heck out of the newer codings
because you have to use a NOT modifier in order to test for a true boolean
condition.  So...

CFIF NOT CompareNoCase(Attributes.Json, "on")

...may be faster, but...

CFIF Attributes.Json IS "on"

...is the more intuative approach and doesn't confuse the heck out of people
(also takes less time to type).  It all depends on how your application
needs to work I guess.  If you have a lot of load, or you're looping over
thousands of lines (see below) and need to cram every last millisecond of
performance out of CF, the CompareNoCase() may be better, but if you need
the app done yesterday, and there's the possibility of a newer coder working
on it in the future, it may be worth the slight performance drop to use the
IS comparison.

Just as a reference, I tested the two methods on my Compaq 1850r server,
which has a single PII-400 processor.

The first code sample..

CFSET Variables.DS = "this"
CFLOOP FROM="1" TO="5000" INDEX="key"
 CFIF Variables.DS IS "this" /CFIF
/CFLOOP

..took an average of 1265 milliseconds to complete according to the
debugging info.  The second sample..

CFSET Variables.DS = "this"
CFLOOP FROM="1" TO="5000" INDEX="key"
 CFIF NOT CompareNoCase(Variables.DS, "this") /CFIF
/CFLOOP

..averaged 453 milliseconds.  So, it would appear that using the boolean
operator really IS faster, and that whatever it is that the previous poster
mentioned was correct.


-Justin Scott, Staff Developer
 http://www.annex.com



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list since they probably never thought about this kind of stuff.  I know I
never did until about 8 months ago g.


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Re: Some Form help please

2000-04-30 Thread Brian Mitter

Thanks, it works now :)

The thing that was causing my errors was the fact I was calling my
formfields by numbers ie 1,2,3,4 etc
It was throwing an error when trying to evaluate it, didn't realise calling
then numbers would cause a problem.
Thanks again
 Brian


- Original Message -
From: "Duane Boudreau" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2000 5:06 AM
Subject: RE: Some Form help please


 Brian,

 Try cfset FieldValue = Evaluate("Form.#row#")


 Duane Boudreau
 CFExperts.Com


 -Original Message-
 From: Brian Mitter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2000 12:00 AM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Some Form help please


 I'm having a little trouble with this bit of code. What Im trying to do is
 retrieve the value of the formfields that have been passed on from the
 previous page. I know the formfields are called "form.1", "form.2" etc
upto
 "form.10". That part is working ok.
 It is complainging about this part:cfset FieldValue =
#Evaluate("Form."
  row)#

 TABLE BORDER=1 CELLSPACING=0
 CFLOOP FROM="1" TO="10" INDEX="row"
 CFOUTPUT
  TR
   TD
cfset FieldValue = #Evaluate("Form."  row)#
input type="text" name="#Row#" value="#FieldValue#" size="30"
   /TD
  /TR
 /CFOUTPUT
 /CFLOOP
 /TABLE

 It's got to be something stooopid I'm doing but can't see it, Anyone help?
Thanks
   Brian


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Some Form help please

2000-04-29 Thread Brian Mitter

I'm having a little trouble with this bit of code. What Im trying to do is
retrieve the value of the formfields that have been passed on from the
previous page. I know the formfields are called "form.1", "form.2" etc upto
"form.10". That part is working ok.
It is complainging about this part:cfset FieldValue = #Evaluate("Form."
 row)#

TABLE BORDER=1 CELLSPACING=0
CFLOOP FROM="1" TO="10" INDEX="row"
CFOUTPUT
 TR
  TD
   cfset FieldValue = #Evaluate("Form."  row)#
   input type="text" name="#Row#" value="#FieldValue#" size="30"
  /TD
 /TR
/CFOUTPUT
/CFLOOP
/TABLE

It's got to be something stooopid I'm doing but can't see it, Anyone help?
   Thanks
  Brian


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RE: Some Form help please

2000-04-29 Thread Duane Boudreau

Brian,

Try cfset FieldValue = Evaluate("Form.#row#")


Duane Boudreau
CFExperts.Com


-Original Message-
From: Brian Mitter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2000 12:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Some Form help please


I'm having a little trouble with this bit of code. What Im trying to do is
retrieve the value of the formfields that have been passed on from the
previous page. I know the formfields are called "form.1", "form.2" etc upto
"form.10". That part is working ok.
It is complainging about this part:cfset FieldValue = #Evaluate("Form."
 row)#

TABLE BORDER=1 CELLSPACING=0
CFLOOP FROM="1" TO="10" INDEX="row"
CFOUTPUT
 TR
  TD
   cfset FieldValue = #Evaluate("Form."  row)#
   input type="text" name="#Row#" value="#FieldValue#" size="30"
  /TD
 /TR
/CFOUTPUT
/CFLOOP
/TABLE

It's got to be something stooopid I'm doing but can't see it, Anyone help?
   Thanks
  Brian



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