Yeah, kind of a pain in the butt. Here is the work around I use. It traps all key
presses, looking for the enter key and then submits the form. Keep in mind that this
works in
Netscape only since Netscape uses event.which and IE uses event.keyCode.
function CheckForEnter(event) {
if (event
I have used KavaCharts by Visual Engineering. You can check them out at:
http://www.ve.com/kavachart/index.html
It is a collection of applets that you can embed and use CF to populate the name/value
pairs. This is how we used and it worked great. Also included are servlets so if you
have a
I'll chime in with a Studio wish list item as well. It's not as critical as Mike's
issues, but it's the only reason I still keep TextPad around.
When indenting a line that wraps (word wrap is on), the portion that gets wrapped is
not indented - it starts all the way back at column 1. Furtherm
I have used Visual Engineering's KavaCharts with much success. KavaCharts is a
collection of Java applets that I
use CF to populate the name/value pairs. They have all the standard graph types (bar,
line, column, pie, stacked
bar, etc.). They also have a polar type that I used to create spide
I am having problems setting up NT Challenge/Response authentication.
I am running NT4.0 Server SP5, CF4.5.1 SP2 and all clients are IE4.01 or
higher (this is an intranet application).
The web server has a default web site which isn't used.
The web server has a second website called home.company
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