Re: embedded cfml in system messaging...

On Monday 11 Jun 2007, D F wrote: > What would the advantage be with transmorphing CF tags to another language > ( ie % ). You need to separate code that needs to run when the page is displayed vs. code that is run to generate that code. > couldn't it just populate a textarea and use JS to > l

Re: OnEnter issues

AJax is javascript... So unless you want to submit the form, then no you do not need the form. Which is handy because then you do not need to override or cancel the onSubmit. On 6/12/07, Phillip M. Vector <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Andrew Scott wrote: > > I am not sure what your question is

Re: OnEnter issues

Actually you are right I missed that, the event is actually onKeyDown or onKeyUp I believe.. On 6/12/07, Dinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I don't know if there is an "onenter" input attribute... that might be a > problem. > > In your case tho, I think you could just do this, and fake the ente

Re: Using sessions with Flash Remoting

Well onSessionStart and onSessionEnd must go in Application.cfc. This will need to go in a folder somewhere above the files that your remoting calls are hitting. I assume you're handling the cookies for sessions somewhere in your client code? On 6/12/07, John Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >

Re: OnEnter issues

I think a better practice would be to not use the enter button. What Ajax framework if any are you using? Most should have a watcher / observer event type system to monitor changes to a specific element. "This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey,

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

Yes, this is a task well suited to AJAX. Perhaps look at AjaxCFC (the JQuery version) or mxAjax so that you get an integrated CF solution out of the box. As I use mxAjax, I'd use the mxData component to run a CFC method that returns values based on those dropdowns; then I'd write the new data into

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