Hello there.
If anyone can find some time...
1) Can I call a JavaScript function from CF?
Smth. like
where f is a JavaScript function.
I tried , but it didn't work.
2) How do I manage strings containing special characters as dbl. quote (i.e.
")
Should I prefix
> 1) Can I call a JavaScript function from CF?
> Smth. like
>
> where f is a JavaScript function.
>
> I tried , but it didn't work.
Firstly, CF is SERVER-side, JavaScript is CLIENT-site, they are mutually
exclusive
Secondly, Why not write the code in CFScript and just run it on
At 05:50 PM 5/31/00 +0300, you wrote:
>Hello there.
>If anyone can find some time...
>
>1) Can I call a JavaScript function from CF?
> Smth. like
>
> where f is a JavaScript function.
>
> I tried , but it didn't work.
Try putting f(y) in quotes Should I prefix th
> 3) How can I get the value of each field in a query string?
> I know the #cgi.query_string# which returns the entire
> query string, but I
> want to access specific fields
#url.login# will give you the value of "login" in the url
for example, in...
http://www.whatever.com/index.cfm?node=
> 1) Can I call a JavaScript function from CF?
> Smth. like
> where f is a JavaScript function.
> I tried , but it didn't work.
No, you can't directly call a JavaScript function from CF; CF generates
documents on the server, which are then sent back to the client, where any
Jav
st.ro>cc:
Subject: Some beginner questions
05/31/00 07:50 AM
re CGI.query_string: if you know the field name, the value is in the
variable named cgi.your_field_name
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From: Jennifer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 1:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Some beginner questions
At 05:50 PM 5/31/00
One thing to add/correct from Philip's response:
#cgi.query_string# contains url parameters.
You can reference those as url.variablename (or just variablename) to get the values
most of the time.
One exception to look out for on that is if you have a url like this:
index.cfm?a=5&a=6&a=7
Wh
On 5/31/00, Cristi penned:
>If anyone can find some time...
Can't answer the javascript question.
>
>2) How do I manage strings containing special characters as dbl. quote (i.e.
>")
> Should I prefix them with something.
>
> I'd like to have an output like
>
> s
> 3) How can I get the value of each field in a query string?
> I know the #cgi.query_string# which returns the entire query string, but I
> want to access specific fields
IF url = http://www.cfmaniacs.com?name=bob&car=ferrarri&license=IBR8K4CF
THEN DO
Hi #name#. You drive a #car# with the lice
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