Why don't you just let SQL Server insert the time automatically on insert?
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New Years day being a good day to clean house, I was culling some old
stacks of CDs, and came across a copy of Website Professional version
1.1 (date of May 25, 1996), which included ColdFusion 1.5. It installed
fine on XP-Pro and CF was able to pull back data from a SQL Server 2005
ODBC
hi webdevotion this looks really good. is there a way to put the dates on the
duration part of the chart
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Try using the new beta of FireBug. It's very cool. If you're using IE,
check out Fiddler or some other HTTP Sniffer.
Cheers,
Chris
James Holmes wrote:
You need to tick show xmlhttprequests in the firebug config. It will
show each request and the result.
On 1/1/07, Ioannis Papanikolaou
I can't understand why this produces the javascript error String.insertAt is
not a function (firefox), tried IE and opera to.
script type=text/javascript
//example from http://www.webreference.com/js/column63/6.html.
var a = String.insertAt(Doc JavaScript is a leading source for JavaScript
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
Why don't you just let SQL Server insert the time automatically on insert?
I prefer to control everything that is a part of the application at
the application level. Keep all the code that does things in the same
place. Plus I also like to never do anything
I put a test page here:
http://www.macrodate.com/test/test1.cfm
Andrew.
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Perhaps because those examples are for WMLScript, not JavaScript?
cheers,
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On 1/1/07, Andrew Grosset [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't understand why this produces the javascript error String.insertAt is
not a function (firefox), tried IE and opera to.
script type=text/javascript
Andrew Grosset wrote:
//example from http://www.webreference.com/js/column63/6.html.
According to this link, this is an example for WMLScript, a variation of
javascript for use with wireless devices. I don't see a insertAt method
in another reference on javascript...
Jim,
Thanks for pointing that out(WMLScript), is there a way to insert a string
within another using javascript?
Andrew
Andrew Grosset wrote:
//example from http://www.webreference.com/js/column63/6.html.
According to this link, this is an example for WMLScript, a variation of
javascript
That looks like exactly the kind of device I'm looking for,
but I'll bet it costs a lot more than I'm willing to pay. On
every website I looked at where it's sold, you have to Call
for a quote... I hate that.
It's probably a lot more than the $200 or so I'd be willing
to put into it.
Andrew Grosset wrote:
Jim,
Thanks for pointing that out(WMLScript), is there a way to insert a string
within another using javascript?
Andrew
Not something I've done before, so this isn't tested well or anything...
script
function insertAt(s,i,l){
return
Very true...a RAID array would be a good way to go, but I'd
have to setup another computer for that. (Or are there external
drives that work in RAID arrays with the rest of the computer?)
What software do you use to manage your ISO's?
Rick
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From: Dave Watts
Very true...a RAID array would be a good way to go, but I'd
have to setup another computer for that. (Or are there
external drives that work in RAID arrays with the rest of the
computer?)
Yes, there are, but they'll cost a little more than $200. Infrant has some
very nice SOHO NAS (network
Thanks Jim,
that works perfectly! the revised test can be seen here:
http://www.macrodate.com/test/test1.cfm
Andrew.
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