You can't have single # within a cfoutput statement. Eliminate the # or
use a ## instead.
John Lucas
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From: Gina K. Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hi all
Sorry, I guess I should have been more clear
#something# is ok.
#FF is not ok.
##FF is ok
FFF is ok
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From: Gina K. Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hi all,
Have been
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From: Gina K. Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Newbie-CF trying to process Hex numbers :-)
Hi all,
Have been learning CF, and going through the book ColdFusion 4.0 Web
Application
Construction Kit. Short
pound signs within a CFOUTPUT
body bgcolor=##FF text=##00
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From: Gina K. Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Newbie-CF trying to process Hex numbers :-)
Hi all,
Have been learning CF, and going through
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Subject: Newbie-CF trying to process Hex numbers :-)
Hi all,
Have been learning CF, and going through the book ColdFusion 4.0 Web
Application
Construction Kit. Short story is I got bored with white background
You need to escape pound signs by double-pounding them.
If you hex codes are within CFOUTPUT or being process from a query, they
need to look like this: ##FF ##99, etc...
Have been learning CF, and going through the book ColdFusion 4.0 Web Application
Construction Kit. Short story is
- Original Message -
From: Gina K. Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 3:19 PM
Subject: Newbie-CF trying to process Hex numbers :-)
Hi all,
Have been learning CF, and going through the book ColdFusion 4.0 Web Application
Construction Kit
trying to process Hex numbers :-)
Hi all,
Have been learning CF, and going through the book ColdFusion 4.0 Web
Application
Construction Kit. Short story is I got bored with white background and
black
text, and started doing my own app instead of the example in the book,
using
background colors, text
You need to escape pound signs by double-pounding them.
need to look like this: ##FF ##99, etc...
'#' is a hash sign.
'£' is a pound sign.
:-)
:the Brit.
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Thanks to everyone for the fix on my hex numbers! Taking out the hash worked, as
well as doubling up. Now I just have to decide which way to go with it and adopt
it as my form. What's the standard?
Thanks again!
Gina
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Subject: RE: Thanks!! [Newbie-CF trying to process Hex numbers :-)]
Thanks to everyone for the fix on my hex numbers! Taking out the hash
worked, as
well as doubling up. Now I just have to decide which way to go
Thanks to everyone for the fix on my hex numbers! Taking out the hash
worked, as well as doubling up. Now I just have to decide which way to
go with it and adopt it as my form. What's the standard?
For me, since the #FF values are valid HTML syntax versus FF,
I prefer to double-pound,
!! [Newbie-CF trying to process Hex numbers :-)]
Thanks to everyone for the fix on my hex numbers! Taking out the
hash worked, as
well as doubling up. Now I just have to decide which way to go
with it and adopt
it as my form. What's the standard?
Thanks again!
Gina
Hi all,
Have been learning CF, and going through the book ColdFusion 4.0 Web Application
Construction Kit. Short story is I got bored with white background and black
text, and started doing my own app instead of the example in the book, using
background colors, text colors, and CSS, etc.
Okay,
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