I've only ever accomplished the most basic of regular expressions so this problem has been cooking my brain all morning.
I'm trying to use a regular expression to search for dates in the format: Jun 12 thu. I'm searching these out in a large text file. Simple date formats like 6/12/03 would be...
I am having no success communicating between an <object type="text/html"> and it's containing page.
The <object> loads a simple dynamic page with a couple of buttons. When the user clicks a button, I'd like to action a script on the main page. What's the proper method for this? Many...
I am fairly new to flash and have a unique problem I hope someone can help me with. For a project, I have about 1600 legacy SWF files, some with buttons, that that need to be fit within kiosk navigation. Some are just simple displays of a JPG but some contain questions with response required on...
Here's my situation: I've been working on migrating an app from one look and feel to another and had to build an interface on top of an interface as a temporary solution. When a user posts data to my form, my program posts the information to a form on a different site. This is all working great...
I've been handed the responsibility of determining where some errors are coming from in our error log. They appear to be IIS related and I hope that someone else has seen these and knows how to fix them. The error:
"The configuration information of the performance library...
I believe you have to set the query attribute if you are trying to loop through a query using cfloop. Try this line instead of your current loop tag:
<CFLOOP QUERY="qryRegister_Course">
From my experience, by not specifying the query attribute it will just read the first record.
Andrew
I don't know that I completely understand your problem but one thing I do see is that you're not setting the query attribute in your loop:
<CFLOOP FROM="1" TO="#qryRegister_Course.recordcount#" INDEX="i">
<!--- Add all the course fee that belongs to this...
Have you tried:
<cfquery name="UpdateItems" datasource="Teamsters">
sp_BillItem_cur_upd
#evaluate(BillItemNumber)#,
'#PreserveSingleQuotes(MemberName)#',
</cfquery> Andrew
You can use the img and imgopen attributes to accomplish this. Simply change your <cftreeitem> tag:
<cftreeitem value="Level1.1" display="Level 1.1" img="image/plus.gif" imgopen="image/minus.gif"> Andrew
I don't know if this is the best way to do it but when you output the variable instead of:
#Trim(YourTable.TextField)# or whatever
Do this instead:
#Replace(Trim(YourTable.TextField),Chr(10),"<br>","ALL")#
This has worked great for me the few times I've needed it. Andrew
Use the parent attribute of the <cftreeitem> tag to create expandable trees with folders and such. Here is a simple example that you should be able to get working by pasting it into a blank document and putting some <cfform> tags around it:
<cftree name="ATree" height="150"...
<input type="text" name="Date" value="#DateFormat(Now(),"mm/dd/yy")#" size="10">
DateFormat(Now(),"params") works great anytime you need to display the current date. Andrew
Does anyone have a trick to force the vertical scrollbar to be displayed in the browser window? I know this can easily be accomplished with a signed script but, to my knowledge, IE doesn't support this kind of signed script? I don't want to put a bunch of extra space at the end of the page...
Change the first line of your query to be:
SELECT Users.UserName
Since you have a UserName column in all of the tables used in your query, Access does not know which one you want and will return that error unless you specify. Andrew
At my last company we had an application (not web) where some customers had 120 users almost constantly reading an Access 97 database. Access seems to hold up pretty well where just reading is going on. We had problems where two of us entering information into the same database would corrupt it...
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