Dynamic Multiple selection lists

Hi: I wanted to make some sort of search for my website that has check boxes. They look very very clean and easy to use for most users. I found a great help in (http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/6/Developing_ColdFusion_MX_Applications_with_CFML/formatData7.htm) I write down some parts of

Re: Dynamic Multiple selection lists

Ali Majdzadeh wrote: http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/6/Developing_ColdFusion_MX_Applications_with_CFML/formatData7.htm input type=checkbox name=SelectedDepts value=Training Trainingbr In the livedoc the values weren't set dynamicly. Is it possible that the SelectDepts reads from

RE: image effects

I stopped using cfform many years ago. I haven't even used cfinsert or cfupdate for about 6 years. I've managed to even use cfqueryparam in my queries for the last 4 or so years! Man, I'm high speed! ;o) Now, if I could just figure out how to create a CFC, I'd feel worthy. I'm still in the old

RE: image effects

Just provide some online demos so I can see if the tags are worth the money... can't believe they didn't provide full demos of the products capabilities. Rick -Original Message- From: Dave l [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2007 12:28 AM To: CF-Talk Subject:

looping through each row

hi, i've got a csv file with a comma delimiter. i use cfhttp to retrieve it and upload the data into a database. before uploading i want to check each row to make sure it has the right number of commas. i know about ListLen to tell me how big the list is but how do i loop through each

Re: looping through each row

if it's windows the following should loop through the rows... cfloop list=#cfhttp.fileContent# delimiters=#chr(10)# index=thisRow ~| Get involved in the latest ColdFusion discussions, product development sharing, and articles

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Hey all, I'm thinking of creating a manager app for my sites in a Plesk environment to deal with the DB creation and each site's site options in the CMS, but don't want to have to go through three interfaces to create a new site: (1) Plesk to create the IIS site and SmarterMail domain, (2) HSP

Re: looping through each row

and this should work on any system: cfloop list=#cfhttp.fileContent# delimiters=#chr(13)##chr(10)# index=thisRow cf treats consecutive delimiters as one, and here is a caveat with your proposed ListLen use: if your list = a,b,c,,,f then listlen(yourlist) will return 4, not 6. --- Azadi

Re: image effects

I'll put some up. It's funny, the images they use on their site aren't even made with the tag, it's just an reg image lol So far its ok, i really don't like that it seems to need to create a new image file everytime which would lead to a maintenance nightmare. I was kinda hoping you could just

Re: looping through each row

thanks for the suggestion. hmm...i did not know about ListLen treating consecutive delimiters as one. what can be used instead to determine how many commas , are in each row? sebastian cf treats consecutive delimiters as one, and here is a caveat with your proposed ListLen use: if your

Re: looping through each row

hmm...i did not know about ListLen treating consecutive delimiters as one. No, I think cfloop and listLen both process each delimiter separately. ie delimiters=ab is treated as the delimiter is either a or b Janet ~| Get

Re: looping through each row

i found this solution on the web cfset list = 1,2,3,,59,10 cfset counter = 0 cfoutput cfloop index=thisElement list=#replace( list, ',', ', ', 'All' )# delimiters=, cfset counter = counter + 1 Element #counter#: #trim( thisElement )#br /cfloop brbr #counter# /cfoutput

Re: looping through each row

Any regex gurus out there know if there is a pattern to test the number of commas in a string? I was thinking something along these lines but this doesn't quite do it. I'm lousy at regex ;) cfset list = 1,2,3,,59,10 cfset matched = reFindNoCase(([^,]*?,[^,]*?){9,9}, list) cfif matched gt

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