Re: JavaScript variables passed to ColdFusion

2001-02-03 Thread sebastian palmigiani
on 2/3/01 1:17 AM, Michael Gribbin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > How do I get variables generated by JavaScript to be recognized by > ColdFusion? I would like to do different things based on JavaScript results. > When ever I try to put a JavaScript variable into a CFSET or CFIF I get an > error t

Re: JavaScript variables passed to ColdFusion

2001-02-03 Thread Dick Applebaum
A fairly common practice is to use an initial page to gather browser/platform/display/etc. characteristics with JavaScript. Then pass that to your CF program, which then tailers further pages to the environment. It may help to have a "loading" indication on this page... Also some noscript te

Re: JavaScript variables passed to ColdFusion

2001-02-03 Thread Michael Gribbin
#x27;m glad I joined this list. Michael Gribbin -- >From: Dick Applebaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: JavaScript variables passed to ColdFusion >Date: Sat, Feb 3, 2001, 12:30 AM > > JavaScript variables exist on he client

Re: JavaScript variables passed to ColdFusion

2001-02-03 Thread Dick Applebaum
JavaScript variables exist on he client side, CF variables exist on the server side. The usual way you pass information from the client to the server is via form fields or URL parameters. So, you must first place the JavaScript-generated values into form variables or a URL variables with asso

JavaScript variables passed to ColdFusion

2001-02-02 Thread Michael Gribbin
How do I get variables generated by JavaScript to be recognized by ColdFusion? I would like to do different things based on JavaScript results. When ever I try to put a JavaScript variable into a CFSET or CFIF I get an error that says "ColdFusion was unable to determine the value of the parameter