Check the date-picker on www.mattkruse.com. It's good, flexible, and free.
Shawn
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From: Nando [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 4:45 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Date picker
ummm ... have you tried pulling it out of the source at orbitz.com y
Or you can do a query of query, and change the sort order on your result set...
Shawn
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From: Scott Brady [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 9:57 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Desc Output
If you can't do it in the query, there are ways to do it in CF
Sorry Dave,
When I read that phrase about Mac OS/X being multithreaded whereas OS/2 had this capability long beforehand, I interpreted the statement in a derogatory way (perhaps erroneously?). While the statement is accurate that OS/2 was able to do multithreading long before Mac OS/X, the reas
Do a google search for "The Art of Unix Programming", read through the first half of the book, then reflect on your statements... While they are not wrong, the intent behind them seems misplaced (my personal take on this, though I haven't been following the thread).
In "The Art of Unix Programmin
Open a new window, then bring your main window to the front, via _javascript_. If you want to allow the user to navigate away from your page, this would be the only way to do so and allow the long running process to continue.
Shawn
-Original Message-
From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
I've been thinking on this for some time...
In the past, we put the username/password into a database (properly encrypted of course), and checked login's against that table. However it quickly became an issue where each application had it's own login system. My thoughts on this are to create
This looks like a case of mixing server side and client side logic. Try dumping the values of the variables via a JS alert() just before calling the getElementById. See if it's what you are expecting.
Shawn
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From: Tangorre, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed
with CF5, you can configure the server to automagically lock for you. We routinely configured the server to automatically lock on read, but put policy in place to have the coders do a manual lock (via ) anytime they assigned a value to a session variable (writes).
If you do not configure the se
I wrote a program about two years ago that could analyse a database, and create a functional web site consisting of pages for each table that allowed selecting a record to edit, editing a record, as well as adding a new record or deleting one. It did so by creating all the SQL statements that were
In MS SQL Server (2000), you can use the system stored procedure sp_tables.
Issuing the command:
exec sp_tables
will list all the tables in the current database, with a column for table type (System or Table). More details are in the online help for T-SQL.
There are similar stored proc
What your asking for falls under the category of "Technical Writing". When I was studying programming in school, the Technical Writing class was required. It covered a number of points like knowing who the target audience is, how to present step by step instructions, etc.
A quick google search f
Check your CF Admin pages. Specifically the detailed information for you DSN. There is an option there to restrict the size of a field to 64k characters, and is on by default.
I believe this is a performance tuning setting, but can be turned off in situations like yours.
Of course, this is onl
Sorry for the off topic, but we've exhausted Google and MSDN on this issue, and the list just happens to have a bunch of experts on it, so I'm hoping
We have an older database server that finally crashed it's motherboard. This server was running NT4 with SQL Server 6.5. Because it's NT4, I c
IFRAMES.
Pages loaded in IFrames are loaded asynchronously from the main page.
If you have three jobs, you might create a main page with three IFRAMES. Set the src of the IFrames to a page which will do one specific task (I'll call this a sub-page for now). The sub-page can use _javascript_
Haven't seen any response on this, so I'm hoping a bump might elicit some responeses. (I won't bump it again after this one.)
Shawn
-Original Message-----
From: Shawn Grover
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2004 12:00 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Class not found error when browsing to
Hi gang.
I was trying to demonstrate CFMX's self documentation of CFCs to a co-worker, so punched in the URL to a CFC file. I got the error listed below.
I've seen this occur before but have not been able to determine the exact circumstances where I would see it. I initially suspected it was
I don't know how useless this would be - I can see potential for it right away.
For instance - what if I had a page that had to dynamically change or update parts of the page (i.e. search results)? I currently do this sort of thing by calling a new page in a hidden IFrame, which will then gener
I've seen the same behaviour if a quote is missing from a string within an IF block, or if a tag in a CFIF block is missing the end angle bracket ">".
Shawn
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From: Richard Crawford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 5:03 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re:
So, besides the XML approach (which sounds VERY interesting), there are two methods suggested. I've done both myself, and personally prefer the IFrames.
The first method would be something like so: