Thanks, Adam.That UDF worked and passes to .NET perfectly.
I've always contended that sending anything over a webservice other
than simple values is going to get you in trouble. Even in CF - CF
communications I think sending anything other than text is asking for
trouble. I recomend using one of
ContentMonger Lite is free and includes a wysiwyg editor, revision
control and a lot of other stuff.
http://mysecretbase.com/CMLite_Home.cfm
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What's the best way to securely transfer customer's order information from an Affiliate
back to our company, the distributor?
We are a distributor. We're using Web services to share data with our Affiliates and give
them access to our product data related tables in our database.Our
It's a William Gibson book.
One of the first (if not the first) cyberpunk books (came out in 1984 to boot)
It's where such terms as Microsoft, Cyberspace, and a bunch of others
came from. It's a crazy book - I recommend it highly (Mona Lisa
Overdrive is another in the series and better known)
I want to recursively delete descendants at all levels. Any thoughts?
- Original Message -
From: Matthew Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 10:25:19 +1200
Subject: RE: Access SQL Question
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is this what you want?
DELETE
FROMmyTable
WHEREparent
Pass the message with cflocation too
cfif variables.msg IS NOT
cfset variables.msg=h1ENTRY ERROR/h1The following error(s)
were detected:ul#variables.msg#/ul
cflocation URL="">
variables.msg)#
/cfif
- Original Message -
From: Mark Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004
Um, how about something like this? (Untested)
cfset parents = 3 !--- the id of the ancestor ---
cfset notDone=true
cfloop condition=#notDone#
cfquery name=children
SELECTid
FROMmyTable
WHEREparent in (#parents#)
/cfquery
cfquery
DELETE
FROMmyTable
WHEREparent in (#parents#)
/cfquery
hi Qasim,
I was doing something similar to this when your answer arrived, only I wasn't using urlencoding (though it was still working). After I broke it down to a simple test case and compared to my login form I realised I needed to pass the values back via the url.I must admit I'm still not sure
Anyone know the trick to get utf-8 data stored in a database to display
properly in cf-5?
it never will properly. i could get text into/out of a db (sql server) as
utf-8 ok but no cf string functions will work with it--cf5 pretty much
ignored char encodings just used iso-8859-1. as far as i
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