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HostMySite.com is great for CF hosting look for CF Builder package _____ From: coldfusion-howto@yahoogroups.com [mailto:coldfusion-howto@yahoogroups.com] Sent:...
Hi? Does anyone know whether ColdFusion has an autofill function for forms? Rather than having a drop-down box with people's full names, I would like...
You could use javascript onkeypress and on, say, the 3rd char. entry populate the field from a query or stored proc. The problem is that you will get a list...
CFAJAX or AJAX will do it! _____ From: coldfusion-howto@yahoogroups.com [mailto:coldfusion-howto@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of coldfusionuser Sent: Saturday,...
I keep having down time issues with my current Host, thus I am seriously considering hosting my own site. Not unsurmountable, but a lot of issues arise in...
Any decent computer will do (if it's good enough for gaming, it's good enough to be a server). Ideally, you should rent a spot at a ISP so you can tie directly...
Thank you for the reply. I did not know about AJAX and after reading your reply did a search for information about it and found some interesting information. ...
Thanks for your reply. I do not know Javascript. Is there somewhere that I can find the coding or can you give me the coding for it? CFU ... entry ... that...
Here's information on the onKeyPress event handler in javascript. http://www.devguru.com/technologies/ecmascript/quickref/evhan_onKeyPress html Here's the...
... I have written a pretty comprehensive tutorial for creating a cf/apache setup on a machine. You can find it here. http://tutorial367.easycfm.com/...
Hello all. I built this code a while ago and it works great with the exception of a partial destination folder path in the file name input/browse box to set it...
You can't using just the browser. You'll need a java/flash/etc. applet to do it for you. -John ... From: "Scott" <cfmldragon@...> Hello all. I built this...
What happens when you upload an image with the same name as one that already exists? Scott <cfmldragon@...> wrote: Hello all. I built this code a while...
Thanks Hank. You made a good point for sure. I will have a go at learning and understanding the code you sent and see how quick my brain melts. much...
DSNLESS Excel coldfusion Here is the CFC I made http://www.cfide.org/Excel_DSNLESS.html It still can be compressed into one line of code. Some SQL: select *...
Hi, Either I am braindead, or there is something wrong. This might be a liitle off topic(flash), but I thought that I would ask. I am reading WACK by Ben...
enough with asp! Please. Sorry to sound uptight(I am not), but I really only want to hear about things releated to coldfusion(flash,flex, java, etc.). Thanks, ...
I ban 'em as I see 'em 'cause I already warned 'em. It's not spam in the sense it's mass posted, it looks to be a deliberate post. But any contact to them is...
... Usually a bad idea, but as I say, quoting code is so hard! ... Great! It's always worth being explicit about scope, I find. ... Because I think you want...
Hi all I have searched for tutorials on case-sensitive form fields using CF, including macromedia's site and haven't found any yet that seem worth it. From...
Hi, I might be way off on this, I am new at this, but I generally use lower case for cfml, and upper case for sql. I don't think that cfml is case sensitive. ...
Another example of AJAX http://www.techfeed.net/cfQuickDocs/ _____ From: Dan Plesse [mailto:dplesse@...] Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2006 12:47 PM To:...
Hey Hank, Instead of using a UUID, you can add nameconflict="makeunique" to the <cffile> tag itself. If MyGreatJPG.jpg exists, it'll rename the uploaded file...
Yes. Then you can use clientFile instead of combining the UUID and clientFileExt. Joe Rinehart <joe.rinehart@...> wrote: Hey Hank, Instead of using a...
It depends on what operating system you use and what you are comparing. On windows, case does not matter. On Linux, file names are case sensative. I would...