I need to add 4 hours to a variable. This is the variable:
cfparam name=application.startFacTime default = #Dateformat(now())# /
I want to compare application.startFacTime + 4 hours to Now.
If Now and the variable are the same date, I want to see if adding 4 hours to
the variable will result
Thanks for your responses.
I've actually been working with the Date and Time functions in CF.
I can't seem to get any code to work that adds 4 hours to the variable.
For instance:
1.)CFIF
IsDefined(application.startFacTime) AND (
Ian pointed you in the right direction, dateAdd()
cfparam name=application.startFacTime default = #Dateformat(dateAdd('h',
4, now()))# /
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This did it:
cfparam name=application.startFacTime default = #dateAdd('h',4, now
I was able to use some sample data to create a simple Left Join and got results
using 2 different databases.
Thank you. I learned something.
I need to learn more though.
Here's kinda pseudo-code for what I need to end up with:
I need the results of my first query to get the data for the
ISSUE:
I'm working with existing functionality, so I need to work this code in somehow
or rewrite a significant amount of code.
I am using tables that come from different datasources.
I can't use the outer join with QofQ, right? I need to use an outer join to
combine two result sets that don't
ISSUE:
I'm working with existing functionality, so I need to work this code in somehow
or rewrite a significant amount of code.
I am using tables that come from different datasources.
I can't use the outer join with QofQ, right? I need to use an outer join to
combine two result sets that don't
ISSUE:
I'm working with existing functionality, so I need to work this code in somehow
or rewrite a significant amount of code.
I am using tables that come from different datasources.
I can't use the outer join with QofQ, right? I need to use an outer join to
combine two result sets that don't
I've run out of ideas in how to fix this situation:
Another application that uses the plus sign as a delimiter links to my site
with a variable called search.
It seems ColdFusion replaces the + sign with spaces before I can get at the
variable values from a URL. It's only a problem if a value
Ah hah - the CGI.query_string!
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Does anyone know of a way to redisplay what was entered in the field where a
user browsed to a file to upload and then returns to the form entry screen
after submission b/c of validation errors?
The user has to rebrowse to the file to upload each time they are returned to
the previously filled
I have some SQL select queries that act case-insensitive and others that only
return values that match the string case between the CF string variable and the
SQL field value requested.
I can address it by setting the CF value with Ucase and the SQL value with
UPPER, but I don't think it
One of the queries is running on a different database, but two are running on
the same database and give different results; one seems case-sensitive and the
other does not.
BTW - LIKE doesn't make a difference, neither does CFQUERYPARAM.
Thanks for your help.
Are both queries running from the same application on the same server? Are
both queries using the same datasource?
Answer: DIFFERENT CF APPLICATIONS (DIFFERENT DATABASES), DIFFERENT
DATABSOURCES, SAME SERVER.
Have you tried running the query directly in a query analyzer?
Answer: THE QUERY
Answer: THE QUERY THAT SEEMS CASE SENSITIVE IS A QofQ. I
DON'T KNOW HOW TO RUN THAT IN THE QUERY ANALYZER.
Query-of-queries doesn't actually use your database at all. Query-of-queries
is, in fact, case-sensitive. There's nothing you can do about that, except
use UPPER or LOWER:
I want to show results from an array that's created from query results:
cfif (WebEx is 0 or WebEx is ) OR (RPMSClassesUp.WebEx is 1 and
Compare(#dani#,#daniNow#) gt 0 and
Compare(#DateFormat(RPMSClassesUp.StartDate)#,#nowDate#) is 0) OR
(RPMSClassesUp.WebEx is 1 and
I create a list from form variables that I want to use in a query.
This is where it fails to delete the records (though the query produces no
error:
cfset qualDelPhotoList = ListQualify(delPhotoList,',,,all) /
cfquery name=qdelPhoto datasource=#request.optomDS#
Delete from optomSitePhotos
I need to display the results of a query. The query runs properly. My problem
is having specific results display in specific locations in the cfoutput table
for the query.
This is the query:
CFQUERY name=q_rpt datasource=#request.DPCds#
cachedwithin=#createtimespan(0,0,2,0)#
SELECT DPCRptr.*,
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well, the 2nd dimension of the first array contains the # of answers
to test 1 (again, minus 1 since the first element of the 2nd dimesion
is specifying the test #).
so loop over the first dimension and do an arrayLen() - 1 on the
second dimension.
cfoutput
cfloop from=1
I got the answer using my original code.
Today my question is:
Using that original code, how can I dynamically determine how many questions
are in Test1? The answer would be 2.
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Using this code:
cfscript
QstnKey = ArrayNew(3);
QstnKey[1][1][1] = TEst1;
QstnKey[1][2][1]=a. choice 1;
QstnKey[1][2][2]=b. choice 2;
QstnKey[1][2][3]=c. choice 3;
QstnKey[1][3[1]=a. choice 1;
QstnKey[1][3[2]=b. choice 2;
QstnKey[1][3[3]=c. choice 3;
QstnKey[2][1][1]=Test2;
QstnKey[2][2][1]=a.
I appreciate your answer and will look into using structures and CFC's, but in
the meantime, the answer you gave to my question, I think is assuming that each
question is a test. The situation is as below, where the first test has 2
questions and each question has three choices.
Using this
I need to dynamically extract all the select option choices for each question
in a form. The number of choices for each question vary. I have a
multi-dimensional array that stores the questsions and choices for each test
like the array shown below:
How can I create one piece of code that can
Thanks, Charlie.
I'll try that.
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to placing different values in each onClick event generated by outputting the query results.
I'm going to sleep on it. G'night, all and thanks for your input!
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but #linkStyle# is just the name of a CF variable, a container, if you
will (this one just cones
you show us here
menu item one: ...>
menu item two: ...>
menu item two: ...>
view source from your browser might help clear things up for you.
Or like Dick, I don't understand :(
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Hi Patric,
I'll try to consolidate information I've provided so far. I'm not at work today so I can't generate the exact code, but I'll do my best to simulate it.
Here goes:
Purpose of the code:
When a user clicks on a menu link (generated by the CF code prior to the user interaction), an
Hi Patric,
I'll try to consolidate information I've provided so far. I'm not at work today so I can't generate the exact code, but I'll do my best to simulate it.
Here goes:
Purpose of the code:
When a user clicks on a menu link (generated by the CF code prior to the user interaction), an
So there was nothing wrong with my original code and I shouldn't have gotten an error saying that onClick didn't understand the CF variable #menu_bmarkLink#.
Maybe it failed because there was no value for #menu_bmarkLink# when that variable was blank - which would be the case when the
Thank you for testing that,Ian. I must have jumped to the wrong conclusion. I didn't expect that onClick would read the cfelse portion of my cfif when the condition was met for the menu_nonbmarkLink.
I think you might be right, when I added a row to my test query with a
blank menu_bmarkLink
I see.I'll definitely incorporate that strategy.
Thanks, Patric.
Joy
Joy,
taht's what I think too. The code sample Dave provided does the same
thing your code should render. That's why I thought you could provide
a dump of your database query to see if it's serving unexpected
data...
I am outputting style name values using CF query-results. I'm
making those values available to _javascript_ in a variable so I
can use the values in an onClick event.
If I only needed the variable's last style name value returned
by the query, I could use the following:
cfoutput
script
I'm placing the query results of several fields into an HTML list. The href of each generated link includes an onClick event. Because of that, I need to create a _javascript_ variable that holds the values of the style name field from the query. I don't know how to populate the style name variable
I've got my code in the first post of this thread. Based on the
code you've written, it looks like I would get all the values in
one onClick event. I need to generate one value per onClick. Each
onClick is within an li that holds other query results, so I
can't just loop through the
Yes, I want to output the stylenames as the html code is generated.
Sorry, I added the list after sending the previous code. (Actually, I don't care if I have a list of the stylenames or not; I just want to get one of the style name values from the query into each of the onClick events.) The
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tyle name?
1) when creating the html/js with CF/
2) when the user initiates the js onClick?
if 1) above, where what format is the list of styles?
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that contains the style
name?
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ate with your CF code,
3) Run your query and display the output of enough rows showing the
columns their values that contain the dynamic data
HTH
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of the query results. I don't know how to loop through the that variable's values correctly.
I appreciate your help.
Joy Holman
It sounds like you need to combine the results from the 2 queries into
a single query objectOR write a more complex query to join all the
tables involved to produce
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I know this is not exactly what you want, but using the same technique,
can you show me what you want?
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menu item two: ...>
menu item two: ...>
view source from your browser might help clear things up for you.
Or like Dick, I don't understand :(
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