>What recommendations do people have for methods and tools for debugging
>JavaScript in IE, Firefox, or any other browsers? I'm tired of reading
>useless error messages that many times aren't even related to the actual
>error. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Are you using the Venkman Debugg
One of my worst nightmares is having to debug JavaScript. The JavaScript
console in Firefox is certainly better than anything I've seen in IE, but
many times, it still isn't enough. I seem to recall trying the Venkman
debugger a year or two ago, but I had a hard time figuring out how the hell
to ge
One word of caution. Even though using the ColdFusion datasources in java is
simple, I am fairly certain that the ColdFusion java libraries are
undocumented (to the public at least). I don't know if Adobe plans to change
this for upcoming releases (it would be great if they would), but I would
defi
Using DateFormat() in your query as you have it performs the SQL
dateFormat() function. You'll need to change it with
#dateFormat(productDetailQuery.newsdate, " dd, ")# after the query
has run to do it in CF.
Oh, and yes, Ben posts here as well :-)
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Wow! Ray Camden posts here... next you'll tell me Ben Forta does too.
I am in the process of reading their excellent book on Coldfusion MX7 and
was surprised to see his post today.
I have a bit of a problem that is causing major hair loss and was wondering
if someone might help me with it.
Please
kind of ironic huh? The Vanquish is ...errm...vanquished.
On 9/27/06, Doug Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Talk about frustrating. Ok, I am populating a menu from a database and
> something weird is going on. Hopefully someone can shed some light. This is a
> mySql database if that makes any
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By any chance, are there any s in the WHERE clause? I have
seen issues similar to what you describe with using 'select * from...' and
.
On 9/27/06, Brent Shaub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Teddy, I was hoping that'd be the answer, but it's not. Doesn't seem to
> affect anything relevant to the
check your sites in browsercam.com
On 9/27/06, Tom Kitta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I find IE and FF differ on standards interpretation. There is no design that
> will display the same on all browsers since browsers are give the freedom of
> display. Even simple things will differ between some b
I find IE and FF differ on standards interpretation. There is no design that
will display the same on all browsers since browsers are give the freedom of
display. Even simple things will differ between some browsers like Lynx vs..
say IE.
Design either in IE and look over in FF or the other way ar
Gerald,
You can also disable the submit button once it has been pressed to
prevent the form from being submitted again that way.
Of course there is always more than one way to submit the form. But
that should help. Maybe instead of submitting the form directly, use a
JavaScript preSubmit() functi
Besides encrypt/decrypt and URLencodedformat/URLdecode, are there are other
techniques out there to obfuscate URL variables. I just wanted to know if
there are other ways to make it even more difficult for hacks to figure out
passed URL or even hidden FORM vars. Thanks in advance.
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Hatz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 11:14 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: CFDocument Error
>
> We are running CFMX7 Enterprise(7,0,2,142559) on a Windows 2003 Web Server,
> running IIS6. We have been running fine for a while no
http://www.webstandards.org
http://www.w3.org
http://www.alistapart.com
http://www.shayna.com
Search for web standards on google.
Basically, xHTML 1.0 strict or HTML 4.0 Strict doctypes will give you
standards based rendering across browsers.\
CSS2 is your presentation layer. HTML/xHTML gives
Talk about frustrating. Ok, I am populating a menu from a database and
something weird is going on. Hopefully someone can shed some light. This is a
mySql database if that makes any difference. When I drill down into the menu,
and select say Aston Martin as a auto make, I get a list of models. W
thanks thats a great tip :)
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hi, i dont like to post non cf queries on here but my experience of this site
says that there are some very technically advanced developers on here and i
would truly appreciate some advice :)
i am beginning to become familiar with coldfusion, html, and javascript, and am
just approaching xhtml
Dave Lyons wrote:
> What does failto catch?
> Is it just bounces or will it work if they mail goes straight to the
> undeliverable folder?
>
> I have a page where the users (who gets the email) isnt getting all the
> meesages and the mail server says that sometimes its bouncing saying the
> add
Even more interesting is to use AJAX to call jws web service and really
remove createObject function/tag
You can also access cfadmin more ways then just service factory and anyone
can go after the neo xml files directly.
I should have really have shown that example.
I don't think anyone has ever
What does failto catch?
Is it just bounces or will it work if they mail goes straight to the
undeliverable folder?
I have a page where the users (who gets the email) isnt getting all the
meesages and the mail server says that sometimes its bouncing saying the
address doesnt exist but it does. S
I found the problem. I have been calling MS all sorts of foul names today
when all along it was my damn fault. We use a product called cfxpdf
Generator from easel2interactive on our CF6 servers. Well, I thought it
would be really cool if we could run this library from our newer CF7
servers. It
On 9/27/06, Brad Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If a Google bot indexed your page, it wouldn't show up as having
> JavaScript enabled, would it? What's the chance that most of that 8.8%
> is bot traffic?
No bot, Just user traffic accross all of their websites.
Here are a couple of pieces from
If a Google bot indexed your page, it wouldn't show up as having
JavaScript enabled, would it? What's the chance that most of that 8.8%
is bot traffic?
~Brad
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From: Casey Dougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 5:31 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject:
Thanks Larry!... once I get this up and running I'll report back to everyone in
this thread. I really appreciate your help! Here is the site I am adding the
shopping cart to: www.quirkles.com ... let me know if any of you are interested
in any of the books and I'll mail some out to you for helpi
I was wondering if anyone knows of an automobile database service where makes
and models are updated regulary? I currently am doing this manually and what a
pain in the arse. I believe that KBB use to offer this, but no longer find it
on their site.
Doug
~~
On 9/27/06, Richard White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have heard somewhere that 10%-15% of people do not have javascript enabled
> on their browsers.
>
Well, for those who know I like to quote the omniture.com internet average...
Internet Avg %
1. Enabled 91.2%
2
I have a little more information about my issue below... I was wrong
about the SQL State:
SQLCode -805 and SQLSTATE 51002 implies that the package used to execute
the SQL Statement could not be found.
Which means I probably need some connection string parameters.. but I
don't know which ones..
I suppose you could also set the number of cached queries to 0 and then
press save. Then after they have been purged, set the value back to your
rpevious value.
Teddy
On 9/27/06, Brent Shaub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks for this, Russ! I will test this tomorrow. The checkbox may save
thanks micheal ill look into this
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lol... I have matches
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From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 5:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfselect
i had burritos for lunch. trust me, you don't want to trail behind me :)
On 9/27/06, Bobby Hartsfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED
So I'm trying to evaluate DB2/Connect - and in particular, IBM's JDBC
driver that ships with it.
I've successfully configured and verified the datasource. But I can't
seem to run any queries.
I get this very mystic error:
DB2 SQL error: SQLCODE: -805, SQLSTATE: 51002, SQLERRMC:
DSN.NULLID.SY
I just went ahead and grabbed it while I had a second.
This includes several form values that I gather (obviously) before I
come to this .cfm There may be extra # in the code as I coded this when
I was first learning CF.
https://www.v
>> im sure that most of the computers they use on-campus will have it
turned on anyway
That's for sure, sites where you can download MP3s generally require
Javascript ;-)
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>>I have heard somewhere that 10%-15% of people do not have javascript
enabled on their browsers.
Personally, I simply do not login users in the admin modules if they
have Javascript
disabled or an active anti-pop up.
Sorry, but Javascript and pop-up are tools we developers just need.
For the
Thank you very much!
>Will do - may be Friday...
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From: Jesse Kuhn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 4:54 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Viaklix
Larry,
If you don't mind could you post or email your viaklix code so I could
compare with the other post? It would be g
Jim,
You are th bomb!! I figured there was a way to do this via sql, but could
not figure it out for the life of me. Cheers!!
Doug
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To: "CF-Talk"
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: Help displaying a que
Tried this, and it works (kind of) When you click on the parent category,
you are taken to the child category where you can again drill down further
to the child of child category. In this case the code given displays two
(other) categories. Kind of wondering if this is even possible. Thanks for
al
>> To us JS or not, is most often a choice of whoever is paying for the
project. It is absolutely a requirement that I define clearly in defining my
projects. To build the site without it, in general means an increased cost.
Trey, I definitely agree, and do it myself almost always as well. I of
Richard, sometime back I inquired about a related topic. Steve Bryant's
reply
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/thread.cfm/threadid:47225#249637
included a helpful link on Unobtrusive Javascript. Theres definitely an
ever increasing trend of mainstream sites like Yahoo and Google to enco
So Dan, I take it that this opens all the same holes as using
CreateObject(java) then, I could create a jws file and use that to gain
access to the cfadmin via the java service factory and god knows what else.
Russ
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thanks trey for your reply. just out of interest do you know where i can find a
copy of the regulations and guidelines, i would like to see how i can program
in JS without breaking them if i could
thanks
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On 9/27/06, Bobby Hartsfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trailing behind you today Charlie. I'll just let you handle the rest of
> them and ill go play quake ;-)
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Charlie Griefer [m
Section 508c regulations simply require that sites be accessable, it doesn't
mean javascript can not be used. However, many elements commonly found in
the nav items you made refference to often break these accessability
standards. Javascript, like many other tools can be used in such a way that
t
I'm trailing behind you today Charlie. I'll just let you handle the rest of
them and ill go play quake ;-)
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Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 4:55 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfselect
selected="selected
thanks very much, i didnt even think about a loop :) thanks
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If you don't mind could you post or email your viaklix code so I could compare
with the other post? It would be greatly appreciated... this is the only place
I've been able to find anything that involves viaklix and ColdFusion (viaklix
and Nova support have been no help at all). Thank yo
I believe this can be accomplished by setting "Max Pooled Statements" in the
advanced properties on your datasource to 0.
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thanks for all your replies, this does seem to very favourably answered my
question to tell my users that they must have javscript enabled :)
I see what you mean about needing to know the target audience. Well my target
audience is students at college and university. We are offering the softwar
selected>#i#
Or create a query structure to use in the query attribute of the cfselect
then use the selected attribute
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Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 4:36 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfselect
is there any way
selected="selected">#i#
On 9/27/06, Richard White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is there any way in the cfselect form option to dynamically set the value
> that is selected. For example, if i have a cfselect drop down box that allows
> users to select an hour, of course o
>>just out of interest, why would some people have their javascrip
disabled, is this maybe because of viruses etc...
Probably for the same reason that about 10% people are still having
their 1600 resolution monitor set to 800 pix:
Because they use the default setting and they don't even know th
On 9/27/06, Russ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I resell PayQuake accounts on www.x-registrar.com if you're interested. The
> startup fee is a bit smaller then if you go through payquake.com directly.
>
> I haven't used PayQuake myself, do they have easy cf integration?
>
> Russ
wow. I guess that
Richard:
As others have written, the prompt to save the password is a feature of the
browser, but you can usually disable the feature by adding the following
attribute to your INPUT fields:
autocomplete="off"
This instructs the browser to not remember the password. Of course, it is
up t
is there any way in the cfselect form option to dynamically set the value that
is selected. For example, if i have a cfselect drop down box that allows users
to select an hour, of course out of 23, e.g.:
0
1
2
3
4
etc...
i dont want to have to do lots of cfif statements e.g:
0
>> I have heard somewhere that 10%-15% of people do not have javascript
enabled on their browsers.
I have never heard a number that high for users who have it downright
disabled. However, I would agree that there are that many users who
have Javascript blocking plugins on their browser.
>> Is it
>>I think it will also remove the | character.
No: the | is the OR operator.
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Yeah, it's just one of those things you have to decide on. To require or not
to require. I would think that that number is a little high though. Anyway,
I personally say yes... use it and tell users they must have JS to use the
application to its' fullest potential.
With all the DHTML navs out the
>>what's the difference between your solutions?
Technically, they do the same.
Probabilly one is a couple of microseconds more efficient, but I can't
even say which one.
The range set [_12] is probabilly more elegant.
The difference would be that with a range, you can only OR between
characters
PayQuake is "Powered by Authorize.net" so you would just use the
Authorize.net integration methods, which are pretty straightforward.
>From the PayQuake site faq's:
---
Who provides the payQuakeT Internet Gateway?
Currently, payQuakeT is bundling the Authorize.net payment gateway with
hi, sorry i know this is a coldfusion forum but i have seen a few
peoplediscusses javascript and the fact that it has to be enabled in the client
browsers.
I have heard somewhere that 10%-15% of people do not have javascript enabled on
their browsers.
Is it feasible within an internet applicat
Thanks for this, Russ! I will test this tomorrow. The checkbox may save a lot
of short-term work. My thanks.
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I think this has been discussed here a few days ago. If you use select *
and you add a column to the table in sql server, things might break. To fix
it, either restart cf service, uncheck cache db connections on the
datasource or stop using * queries.
Russ
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> From
I resell PayQuake accounts on www.x-registrar.com if you're interested. The
startup fee is a bit smaller then if you go through payquake.com directly.
I haven't used PayQuake myself, do they have easy cf integration?
Russ
> -Original Message-
> From: Josh Nathanson [mailto:[EMAIL
RDS should be turned off on the 2003 box, many of us will recommend
you run a local copy of coldusion since it's free and use that as your
testing system.
The developer installs coldfusion on his local computer and use that
RDS password he creates for his local install to access the
datasource. Of
I have a database in subdirectory X with a link to a table in a database
a level up.
When I set up a query in Access (in the database in /X) that pulls data
from both databases it runs fine. When I use that same query in CF I get
an invalid path error for the database a level up.
An obvious way t
It sounds like you are on 6
You typed this in your browser
http://localhost:8500/LogTest.jws?wsdl
and you got an error?
On 9/27/06, Peterson, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Was trying to check this out, and I get this when I try and browse to
> the jws directly:
>
>
> AXIS error
>
> Sor
Doug Brown wrote:
> I have a list of categories, and I want to sort them ascending, but I need to
> have the category (other) always listed last. Anyone have ideas on how to
> accomplish this?
>
> IE:
> Baby Backpacks
> Baby Carriers and Slings
> Baby Jumpers
> Play Pens
> Vibrating Chairs
> Oth
Thanks for the comment, Brian. If changing the code recomplies the query,
there must be a way to recompile all the queries by marking them for
replacement as changing its code does. I'd like to be able to drop all queries
from cache with a URL parameter or hidden form field or something I can
I don't mind doing so. It would a) save me the headache of going through each
query and de-starring it, and b) provide a user-controlled vehicle for flushing
this cache so I know when it's going to happen. The initial cost is going to
save me tons of mindless coding and testing.
~
Rusty Owens wrote:
>
> I can't use Javscript since I am checking to see if an item exists in the
> database. If it doesn't. I abort with an error and a link to go back.
>
I'm not sure i'm getting you, if not, please ignore, but you can use js to
check if an item exists in the database on the s
Hi Jon,
I'll give that a try. I was astounded just now that when I went to our site
and tried to sign up for the newsletter I tried to just keep clicking on the
SUBMIT button and low-and-behold I see my email address in the database 6 times
in a row. I thought that was a submit button was push
Teddy, I was hoping that'd be the answer, but it's not. Doesn't seem to affect
anything relevant to the queries. There must be something because if I add a
column to the table with a star, I got an error "value cannot be converted to
the requested type". I changed the query to add a static va
I have a ColdFusion MX7 server running on a Windows Server 2003 IIS box. I have
defined several data sources to SQL server databases running locally on the
same server using CF Administrator. The issue is that our Webmaster can't
create/connect to the data sources using Dreamweaver MX2004 with t
Never mind. I found it in the code.
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From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 1:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Rick root's image.cfc, resizing issue
Cool. Will do Rick. Do you know offhand if there's a "nearest neighbor"
interp
Yeah, I read it as [1|2|_] within square brackets. My eyes playing
tricks on my mind.
On 9/27/06, Bobby Hartsfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Claude's (and mine) will work just fine. It won't replace the pipe since it
> isn't escaped. It will also replace 1 or more instances of any of the 3
> ch
>That is strange. The back button should hit the redirect_foo.cfm file that
>has a cflocation tag in. cflocation should force a new request.
>
>The process basically has two cflocations that should alleviate cached
>state, unless your site has other caching techniques in place.
>
>Oh well, sorry
Might also want to trim those form values before comparing them. That's
certainly caused issues for me in the past.
However, I think you've got a bot spamming those posts. Adding the lock, or
expanding the transaction to include the email check might solve your
problem.
There are also plenty of
lol ouch!
No worries Brent. If that doesn't work, I believe that I have seen a
technique to programatically clear it, but that would involve introducing a
process into your application.
Cheers,
Teddy
On 9/27/06, Brent Shaub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thank you, Teddy, I will try it out. Th
Was trying to check this out, and I get this when I try and browse to
the jws directly:
AXIS error
Sorry, something seems to have gone wrong... here are the details:
Exception - java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: logTest (wrong name:
LogTest)
When I try to invoke like you have in your example, I
Thanks Ben, Jerry, Claude, Rob.
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Nadel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 3:19 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: regexp help
> Importance: High
>
> Ray,
>
> I don't think there is any real difference. I am just grouping my
> char
I meant to say:
This looks for any combinations of 1 or more combinations of _,1 or 2. It
is a greedy notation.
instead of:
This looks for any combinations of 1 or more combinations of _,1 or 3. It
is a greedy notation.
On 9/27/06, Teddy Payne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ray,
> The notations
Ray,
The notations are pretty similar.
REReplace( strTest, "[_12]+", "", "ALL" )
This looks for any combinations of 1 or more combinations of _,1 or 3. It
is a greedy notation.
ReReplace (MyString, "_|1|2", "", "all")
This is more logical oriented meaning that _ or 1 or 2 exists, then remove
it.
Demo java util logging without createObject() shared hosts continued
Copy and paste
http://www.cfide.org/LogTest.txt
Change LogTest.txt to LogTest.jws
http://localhost:8500/LogTest.jws?wsdl";).LogTester("C://hello.log","HELLO")>
My students would then use this example and build a new class usin
That is strange. The back button should hit the redirect_foo.cfm file that
has a cflocation tag in. cflocation should force a new request.
The process basically has two cflocations that should alleviate cached
state, unless your site has other caching techniques in place.
Oh well, sorry I could
Claude's (and mine) will work just fine. It won't replace the pipe since it
isnt escaped. It will also replace 1 or more instances of any of the 3
characters
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From: Jerry Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 3:08 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject:
I don;t know that Claude's will work quite right. I think it will also
remove the | character.
The main difference is that Ben used the +, which says to replace 1 or
more adjacent occurances with null. This should be marginally faster
than not using the +, since is does them in groups. But you wil
Andy Matthews wrote:
> Cool. Will do Rick. Do you know offhand if there's a "nearest neighbor"
> interpolation setting? That's the one most commonly used in Photoshop.
look closely at my code, which I included =)
> See line 446:
>
>
>
rick
Rob,
Exactly, no real practical difference here. The only place it becomes
more practical one way or the other is when the situation gets more
complicated. For example, [] is used to group CHARACTERS... But ( | | )
can be used to group SUBSTRINGS ex. (ben is (cool|rad|awesome)) Such a
grouping usi
Ray,
I don't think there is any real difference. I am just grouping my
characters [_12]+ and noting that at least one item (+) is required for
the match.
He is just listing them as being "OR"'d.
Grouping [] inherently denotes OR. The | is an explicit OR.
Also, if your example get's bigger, t
How about if you need all the columns?
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From: Porter, Benjamin L. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 September 2006 19:19
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: select * (star) caching
This is a known issue. For best practices you should never use select *.
There is no good business
rereplace(str, '1|2|_', '', 'all')
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From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 2:16 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: regexp help
Can some tell me what the regexp would be to remove all instances of _ or 1
or 2 (that's underscore OR one OR
I missed the need to have other at the bottom. Ok, to get Other at the
bottom:
SELECT
categories.cat_id,
categories.category,
categories.parent_id
FROM
categories
WHERE
categories.parent_id =
and
categories.category <> 'Other'
ORDER BY
categories.category
Then something like:
wrote
No practical difference. Ben took the shortcut of using a character
set rather than explicitly stating the "OR" ( | ) condition.
To be clear, though, either of these will remove any _, 1 or 2 from
your value. So "foo1bar" will become "foobar". If the chars to be
removed must be at the end of th
Thank you, Teddy, I will try it out. Thanks for your help and sparing me "best
practices" preaching.
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onKeyDown or onKeyPress are javascript event handlers.
Teddy
On 9/27/06, Teddy Payne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> For the backspace issue, you can detect for the onKeyDown or onKeyPress I
> believe in javascript for the backsapce key and intercept it.
>
> For the form submit, you submit the for
Neil,
Sorry for the slow follow up on this - been traveling. In terms of
comparisons of our CMS, I think it compares favorably to the features
mentioned in farcry and other posts, including:
- workflow
- revision history
- roles based security
- media library management
- and a lot more...
One e
http://e-onlinedata.com/
I am a reseller thru them as well. I make 35.00 per signup plus % of their
processing fees. On my actual merchant account I get 2.10% because I am a
webhost.
Easy to deal with too
Eric
On 9/27/06, Trey Rouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have always used Global Payme
For the backspace issue, you can detect for the onKeyDown or onKeyPress I
believe in javascript for the backsapce key and intercept it.
For the form submit, you submit the form back to itself and have a
cgi.request_method detect for a form submission or in a seperate action page
you can store the
Ben, Claude, just so I know, what's the difference between your solutions?
Is it merely more than one way to skin a cat, or is one better than another?
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> REreplace (MyString, "_|1|2", "", "all")
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