If this is direct cut and paste, then your problem could be after the first
webdir_root variable..
In your file deletion, you have a slash after it, and in your directory
deletion, you have no slash.
If I were a betting man, I'd say that nothing is getting deleted.. the
index.cfm can't be dele
This is surely not the most efficient way to do this, but it will get the job
done. If you plan on using something like this in several different
applications, it would probably be good to continue looking for better ways to
accomplish it, as I imagine this loop could be fairly harsh on the pro
> Hello,
> Are you using IE7? I had some code that was acting funny when run
> locally but then was fine on the production server. Looking at the
> code you posted, Why are you using cookies to track the user when your
> code is using sessions?
> Chris
In the latest error event, the agent was
There is not CFC though... here is all relevant code I could find that
interacts with the variable or scoping. There are no CFCs or user defined
functions Anywhere in the script:
1:
6:
7:
8:
9: (User is a cfquery result variable)
10:
11:
12:
13:
14:
15:
16:
17
>I'd suggest using AJAX to allow ColdFusion to do the form validation
>without the page needing to refresh. This solution would really be a
>combination of JavaScript and CF.
>
Ajax is for interaction with the server to perform tasks only the server can
do, such as submit information to databas
Are you looking for a CF solution or are you looking to validate using
javascript before the form is submitted?
If you are looking for CF solution, then DateDiff() is your friend.
It's basically just DateDiff("D",startdate,enddate) to get the difference in
days between two dates... so DateDiff("
Not that I would ever suggest using something this resource intensive on
a website, but you might want to check out the javascript vector graphics
project at:
http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm
With some hacking and slashing you might be able to make his stuff workable as
you
I have addressed this particular annoyance by putting an isdefined() check on
my value before attempting to use it, but does anyone know what could cause
this?
In the beginning of a CFM page, I have:
This is not in any block other than the main body of the script... that is, it
is outside any
I have addressed this particular annoyance by putting an isdefined() check on
my value before attempting to use it, but does anyone know what could cause
this?
In the beginning of a CFM page, I have:
This is not in any block other than the main body of the script... that is, it
is outside any
>Example code.
>
> select
>
I was under the impression that CFQUERYPARAM just validates and typecasts the
value as you specify... so you would get something like (not sure of exact
syntax being sent)
SELECT CAST(1.5 as integer)
Which would return 1 row with an unnamed column value of eit
>I think I made that rather confusing.
>
>Output needs to be
>
>Value 1 = Green
>Value 2 - Something else
>
>
>So for database fields "MyField1_a", "MyField2_a", "MyField3_a" ...
>
I think what is confusing people is that you aren't quite clear exactly what
you are trying to do. I have a
>Shouldn't the % sign have been encoded before you try decoding it?
>
>Russ
No, When dealing with data from external sources, you don't always have the
luxury of knowing for sure whether some string of info has already been
URLEncoded or not. Call it bad coding on the part of the source or wh
This may be working to spec, but I've noticed that the URLDecode function in MX
does not perform any checking after a percent sign to ensure that there is
actually something to be decoded.
For example, most URLDecode functions I've seen or written in
perl/javascript/php/etc do a check to ensure
No big rush, since I've already changed some logic to get what I needed, but
anyone
know if there is a way to chart data points in a cfchart from right to left?
That is, the ability to either loop through a query or assign the query
directly to the series, but have the data points appear with t
Your select statement will always return 1 row, and it will either contain the
max number, or ""
So, use:
Select Max(ReqNum) as HighestNumber
from PrintingReq
No need for a cfif, since val("") returns 0
--
Pat
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