ebruary 17, 2011 5:04 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: SELECT - Option selected
I have a simple one:
selected="selected"
>AM
selected="selected"
>PM
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Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2011 7:58 AM
To: "cf-talk"
Subject: Re: SELECT - Option selected
I couldn't agree more. I abandoned CFFORM years ago.
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On Feb 17, 2011, at 6:05 AM, Michael Grant wrote:
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> In my experience CFForm is more trouble than it'
I couldn't agree more. I abandoned CFFORM years ago.
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On Feb 17, 2011, at 6:05 AM, Michael Grant wrote:
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> In my experience CFForm is more trouble than it's worth. I generally just
> use regular forms + jquery to get elegant client-side validation. Much more
> lightweight
In my experience CFForm is more trouble than it's worth. I generally just
use regular forms + jquery to get elegant client-side validation. Much more
lightweight and gives much more granular control over your form.
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 5:27 AM, Torrent Girl wrote:
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> The solution was not t
The solution was not to use CFFORM at all. it now works.
> I have a simple one:
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> selected="selected"
> >AM
> selected="selected"
> >PM
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> >depends on cfselect...
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> >in simple cfselect - one based on an in-page query, for example - you
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> >can provide a value in the 'se
I have a simple one:
selected="selected"
>AM
selected="selected"
>PM
>depends on cfselect...
>
>in simple cfselect - one based on an in-page query, for example - you
>can provide a value in the 'selected' attribute and an with
>that value will be pre-selected.
>
>advanced cfselect - one
depends on cfselect...
in simple cfselect - one based on an in-page query, for example - you
can provide a value in the 'selected' attribute and an with
that value will be pre-selected.
advanced cfselect - one with a binding - does not support this
functionality. but there are javascript wor
Does this not work on cfselect?
>If you are talking the HTML select element it is selected="selected"
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>On Feb 15, 2011, at 4:47 PM, Torrent Girl wrote:
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If you are talking the HTML select element it is selected="selected"
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On Feb 15, 2011, at 4:47 PM, Torrent Girl wrote:
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> this is an old post but I am pulling my hair out as well.
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> Does anyone know the answer to the select="true", select="selected" problem?
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> It is
this is an old post but I am pulling my hair out as well.
Does anyone know the answer to the select="true", select="selected" problem?
It is not working in IE or FF for me.
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I've run into this before with FF. I think when I made my changes, I cleared
the cache and reloaded the page. Then it started working.
I also like using
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Dyncamically transform webcontent int
remove ="true" and it should work.
Andrew
>Ok I've spent that last 2 hours tearing my hair out trying to figure out
>what was wrong in my code. When I come to the realization to test it in IE
>and bam it works. I have a dynamically generated Select drop down that
>marked the option tag selected
remove ="true" and it should work.
Andrew.
>Ok I've spent that last 2 hours tearing my hair out trying to figure out
>what was wrong in my code. When I come to the realization to test it in IE
>and bam it works. I have a dynamically generated Select drop down that
>marked the option tag selected
remove ="true" and it should work
selected>#Description#
Andrew.
>Ok I've spent that last 2 hours tearing my hair out trying to figure out
>what was wrong in my code. When I come to the realization to test it in IE
>and bam it works. I have a dynamically generated Select drop down that
>mar
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