checked?
Robert Everland III wrote:
How the heck do I set a checkbox field to be checked, I have tried
setField(IMACHECKBOX, TRUE);
setField(IMACHECKBOX, 1);
setField(IMACHECKBOX, 0);
setField(IMACHECKBOX, On);
Nothing works, the text fields fill in correctly, this won't
Have you used cfsilent /, cfcontent / or cfsetting
enablecfoutputonly=true / perhaps? Did you use cfoutput / .. ?
What *does* it show? Nothing it all, or just not the contents of the
variable?
Rens
daniel kessler wrote:
Try changing the name of your App. It's most likely caching the
Hmm .. can't do much without seeing your actual code, but maybe you
'redefine' your request scope after your Application.cfm has been run.
Something like
cfscript
request = structNew();
/* Or maybe this */
structClear( request );
/cfscript
Would easily remove your properly set
You mean something like this maybe?
style=page-break-before: always;
Rens
Jenny Gavin-Wear wrote:
Have been doing so Tom, but I can't see anything on page feeds.
I've used print style sheets in the past, but never needed page feeds before.
Any ideas ?
-Original Message-
http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3A+i18n
Tim Laureska wrote:
Uuhh.. just curious, what are i18n requirements ?
-Original Message-
From: James Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2006 7:56 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: WYSIWYG Editor
Thanks, I'll
Chad Gray wrote:
How would I write the SQL to update a record that has the most recent date?
Say I want to change the status field to Approved where the date is the
most recent and SKU = 12345
Will the Max function work in the Where section of the SQL or is there
another function to use
Pete Ruckelshaus wrote:
snap /
Looks pretty good to me. Haven't had time enough to look close enough,
and I don't know what your requirements are, so don't take my words for
granted ;)
A few questions/comments though:
1. I (personally) would choose non-plural names only for tables and
Rens van Leeuwen wrote:
On Jun 8, 2006, at 7:37 PM, Jochem van Dieten wrote:
and (re)open the existing connection
If closing fails, you can't reopen it.
Not true.
If something *is* closed, and you *try* to close it, you can open it
after your (failed) attempt to close it.
Hmm .. now
Dave Watts wrote:
It just feels like a defeat, if you know what I mean ;) I
just can't get it to work with the offered standard
posibilities of ColdFusion. It feels like ColdFusion just
doesn't do what it promises, and leaves me with an unworkable
script.
Well, CF is really not a
Dave Watts wrote:
If the documentation states however, that the offered
functionality should perform in a certain way, it should do
so. If it doesn't, I just call it a bug.
Sure. But every complex application has plenty of these sorts of bugs.
Nice logic there ;)
Ok, let me first state
Hello all (new here) ..
I have a (quite difficult to explain) code-setup. What it boils down to
is this: My CFMX (7.1) application generates a bunch of files, that need
to be FTP-ed to another server.
The FTP connection will be cached, so that I don't have to suffer from
the overhead of the
Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Wednesday 07 June 2006 16:04, |Rens| 0 wrote:
I have been Google'ing for days now, but I can't figure out how to
reopen a connection that has been timed out.
You can't. just open another.
The 'overhead' of opening the connection can't be that bad though. Just open
Dave Watts wrote:
I just want to jump in here and suggest that ColdFusion is
probably not the best tool for your problem. I know you are
probably very familiar with CF, and maybe not familiar with
other options like batch scripting, but I'd presume that
those tools are better suited to
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