Just in case anyone's interested. The prices don't look like they're super
cheap, but that depends on what you pay now, I guess.
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Lee Brandt
Owner
Atlantic Technical Design
http://www.atechdesign.com
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This is what I use most of the time for dynamic tables. Let me know if this
helps.
Customer Name
Phone
Customer Name
Phone
#custName#
#custPho
It will nice to have sponsors for the meetings. I would like to see some
info. regarding new software or training or job opening for the web design
and CF.
Jane
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The code below will create colums of your output data. All you need to do
is change the number after the "MOD" to equal the number of colums you want
(example: MOD 2 IS 0 will give you two colums...).
Hope this helps.
#ProjTitle#
Dave Liles
HNTB New Media
http://
Okay, I know I haven't been to meetings in a
while...
But...
I think the sponsor thing is a pretty good idea. I
work on 95th street now so I'm a bit closer for meetings.
It would work as long as the representatives from
the headhunters weren't pushy and let us get to the real reason we g
I would like to see
more ColdFusion topics at the ColdFusion meetings. I like to hear/learn
about other products and languages, but I am there to learn more about
ColdFusion.
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I vote for leaving brochures on the table, unless they have an emergency
project and need to find someone fast. In which case they can make a short
announcement.
Keith Purtell, Web Designer
VantageMed Corporation
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Be
I like
the idea of corporate sponsors for the meetings, however, we have to keep in
mind that if recruiters push too much, our existing employers might become
worried that we are using the group just to find jobs. This could actually
harm us. I think we should allow them to have a table f
didn't realize you wanted it in two columns. what if you use the startrow
and maxrows from the cfoutput tag and set the number of results per column.
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From: "Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "KCFusion-List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 12:46 PM
Subjec
I have had to do that before. This output/table code will do the trick.
Customer
Phone
Customer
Phone
Hey everyone,
Lately I have been getting some emails about sponsoring our
Tuesday night meetings with stuff like free pizza.
Mostly recruiters. How do you all feel about that. I say free
food is free food. Let me know if you think we should let them say a few words
or just be able to put f
This is interesting; a Microsoft author saying generally positive things
about ColdFusion. (Not like their comments about Linux.)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?URL=/library/periodic/period00
/coldfusion.htm
Keith Purtell
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The result set should come out in the order it was selected
in the alphabetic order of the order by clause.
Format your output like so
Name
Phone
#cust_name#
#cust_phone#
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From: "Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Is there an easy way to do the following?
My select statement is SELECT cust_name, cust_phone
FROM customer ORDER BY cust_name.
I want my output to be like this.
Customer PhoneCustomer Phone
John Doe 111.111. Joe Smith
222.222.
Alice Wilson 333.333.
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