Did you just say you should NEVER do something?
With a wink, yes I did ;-)
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Thanks.
I always do the val() on the set whenever it's got a math operation.
cfset c = val(a - b) /
Then c will be good from here on.
Greg
On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 10:25 PM, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Add this to your demo:
Is val(c) EQ val(6.2): #val(c) EQ val(6.2)# br /
Val() sorts
OT, but the Javascript section has been inactive for more then one month now.
I have found that document.activeElement can be very helpful. Are there any
issues that your know with browsers other than IE?
Thank you very much.
Hello everyone,
I have deside to use the new CFajaxproxy.
The functionality is truly simple from any point of view. However the way it
returns the the query results on my browser is messy,
So far I was using the fantastic AjaxCFC product from Rob Gonda.
THE CASE:
A simple query on my
attack on DNS servers.. it was
supposed to start in August, to give people time to patch, but it was
released
early..http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080726-new-dns-exploit-now-in-the-wild-and-having-a-blast.html
Basically, unpatched servers are open to cache poisoning, which
means
It's returning a JSON string. use JSON.parse() on the string and
you'll get a JavaScript object with arrays in it.
On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 8:08 AM, Ioannis Papanikolaou
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Hello everyone,
I have deside to use the new CFajaxproxy.
The functionality is truly simple from
I am moving my site to a new host.
I realize that it will take a few days for the change to be reflected
everywhere.
Would it be a an okay idea to place a cflocation on the current page to change
to the new server address so that the users are all using the same converted
database.
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