Sure. The page is the root one of the website, index.cfm,
and the CF part looks like:-)
CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="/#request.CFroot#/app_locals.cfm"
CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="/#request.CFroot#/qry_RandWord.cfm"
CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="/#request.CFroot#/dsp_firstMAIN.cfm"
CFINCLUDE
Ok if that was aimed at me, then your right and I was trying to also point
out that even people like the Senior Developers had to start some where.
They might have once been the newbie lurking the likes of areas like this.
But sometimes you have to ask those stupid questions, sometimes you need
I am going to be frank and apologize to everyone for this. I have been
watching this list for 2 weeks and the mass of amounts of email being sent
on a daily basis is annoying. There are some really good subjects in some
of them but reading through them all is difficult to say the least.
I am resending this , removing "" and "" than it is
not displayted like a HTML format.
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Hi, There is a select list in my form. I want a
new
form filed to be written after the selection is done
before the form submit:
select name="country"
option value="uk"UK
option
html
font size=3How about virtual servers?br
If I set up a CF mapping, for instance: /includes =
/home/httpd/html/docs/www.thissite.com/includesbr
Then do *ALL* sites on that server get the SAME include (to the wrong
site in most cases).br
br
br
At 07:09 PM 8/14/00 -0400, Peter Theobald wrote:br
Does anyone out in CF Land know of a WEBTV "friendly" Chat Application? I'd
like to find one written in Cold Fusion if possible.
Thanks in Advance,
Kent
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Archives:
Short answer - yes.
Long answer - Think of physical directories under the web root and virtual
directories set up in the web server (thinking of IIS here) as directories
to be used in HTML, such as a href="" and img src="". Think of CF
mappings as only available to CF code, such as cfinclude
Well, in this case I have:
1) a live production site
2) a staging/testing site
3) a development site
All as virtual server on one physical server. In Apache I can map virtual directories
so each site has a different images directory for example. But in the Cold Fusion
Administrator I cannot
Thanks all for you help! The Brain Fog has cleared...
Sorry to have started so much controversy...
L.
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Lucas Sherwood
Technical Sales Consultant
FirmwareDesign
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Question, I have tried this with some degree. However I can't seem to find
the answer or if its possible I wish to store a structure into a cookie,
is there something about this that needs to be done before storing the
information.
I am guessing that I need to convert the structure to a
You could serialise/de-serialise it with wddx, although I'm not sure about the size
limitations of cookies.
Have a look at cfwddx in the doco.
Jared Clinton.
"Scott, Andrew" wrote:
Question, I have tried this with some degree. However I can't seem to find
the answer or if its possible I
Hi guys,
I tried using CFWDDX to pass CF variable into Javascript. However I
realised that I can only have one variable, is there any ways that I can
pass two CF variables into JS function?
Below are my codes:
CFWDDX INPUT="#property_count#" OUTPUT="MyWDDXPacket" ACTION="CFML2WDDX"
CFWDDX
Hi,
I am doing a job for a client that involves converting 500 html documents
into a cold fusion dynamic site.
At the moment the pages are derived from a database and formatted in one
template file
so all my pages are like page.cfm?ID=X where X is the database record.
My question is, how
Can some also confirm this and make sure I am not going crazy.
Client variables if I am right, should be able to exist across the
application until it times out or is removed. Why is it that I am getting a
no from an IsDefined :-)
cfif IsDefined("client.Corporate")
!--- The cookie been
What have you tried?? Ever looked into JavaScript??
I am going to be frank and apologize to everyone for this. I have been
watching this list for 2 weeks and the mass of amounts of email being
sent
on a daily basis is annoying. There are some really good subjects in
some
of them but
ASP Today has a good article, "Using JavaScript to Create Combo Boxes,"
to do as Philip suggests. See
http://www.asptoday.com/articles/2808.htm
-David
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000 11:14:33 +0100 "Philip Arnold - ASP"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone have some nifty code that lets me have a
cf_untested confidence_level="90%"
How about this . . . set up three CF mappings . . . includes_prod,
includes_test, and includes_dev . . . or names of your choice, of course! .
. . and then in your application.cfm set a variable to the appropriate
mapping depending on the cgi.server_name . . .
yeah!!!
-Original Message-
From: Todd Ashworth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 11:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Browser / desktop resolution
What have you tried?? Ever looked into JavaScript??
I am going to be frank and apologize to everyone for
html
font size=3Couldn't you store an ID in a cookie, and look it up in your
database/client var/application var/server var?br
br
At 12:25 PM 8/15/00 +1000, Jared Clinton wrote:br
blockquote type=cite citeYou could serialise/de-serialise it with wddx,
although I'm not sure about the size
Kinda' makes mapping useless in this particular case.
Yes, I could use the cgi.server_name to figure it out. That works for me.
At 09:11 PM 8/14/00 -0700, Dan Haley wrote:
cf_untested confidence_level="90%"
How about this . . . set up three CF mappings . . . includes_prod,
includes_test, and
Macromedia's defence has always been that the patent was invalidly
issued, and that it's unenforceable. Because they didn't reveal in their
patent application "Prior Art" which is a patent term I believe refers to
previous examples of the patented technology.
If Macromedia's defence holds,
Hi All,
A 'Select' on a Sybase Database results in extra
spaces being added to the data being selected (mostly
spaces on the right). I really don't know as to why
this is happenning.
So what we do is use the TRIM function to get rid of
those spaces. Now this has become some kind of a
"xtra" in
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