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Avoid Javascript if you can. This is actually very easy to do with CF. Think. The frameset page is always hit, right? Then it calls in other pages as dictated by the frames, via FRAME SRC=. In SRC, its just a URL screen, and you can pass parameters through it... like: FRAME...

Gimme more info. what Netcrash are you using? I just tried to recreate your problem and I'm not getting it. Copy and paste the parsed output. Maybe your perl is nuking something unexpected or adding something else... we need more info. :) dr www.drlogico.com

whoops. On the top tag, instead of &quot;value=&quot; its &quot;default=&quot; ::was thinkin CFCOOKIE:: Here ya go: <CFPARAM NAME=&quot;getdata.db_listings_pp&quot; DEFAULT=&quot;4&quot;> Sorry. - Ryan www.drlogico.com

Ok. This is kinda complicated, but if you can figure it out, then go for it. Save this as a snippet, you will use it a lot, most likely. <CFPARAM NAME=&quot;getdata.db_listings_pp&quot; VALUE=&quot;4&quot;> <!--- The Above Code is needed if you don't have a field in your database named...

Close out your option tag... Netscape is problematic at times. - Dr www.drlogico.com

What are you using to send the info off? ASP? CF? Throwing data around to the next page won't do a thing unless you have some way of grabbing it again and shooting it to a Database or to an E-Mail. So, what exactly are you doing? Dr www.drlogico.com

A simple solution would be to use the HTML tools you've got. :) <ACRONYM TITLE=&quot;This is Dyanmic HTML. The use of CSS, JScript and HTML to make cool pages!&quot;>DHTML</ACRONYM> This is IE only. (Notice the trend? All the goodies are IE only.) As said earlier, you can also use SPAN...

www.w3.org www.webmonkey.com Or, buy a book on it. :) Best way to learn is to do. Focus on CSS! Dr www.drlogico.com

The best way to overcome this is buy putting another table inside the cell of your color... See my example below. This requires no messing around with images. <TABLE BORDER=&quot;0&quot; CELLSPACING=&quot;0&quot; CELLPADDING=&quot;0&quot;> <TR> <TD BGCOLOR=&quot;003366&quot...

I disagree with Mic. CFINSERT is a quick way to get errors. When possible, use SQL. Become very familiar with SQL... Its your friend. :) I think your prob is that you're not wrapping the &quot;ParentID&quot; with single quotes. Even though you have it specified as an INT (maybe), you...

Watch out. If you're clustering servers, sessioned could get nuked. This is a good reason to use client variables, because this info is stores in special CF tables in your Database. FYI

Do it twice... ## Example: <CFSET housenumber = &quot;8&quot;> <CFOUTPUT> <P>House ## #HouseNumber# </CFOUTPUT> It will output as: House # 8 Hope that helps, -Dr http://www.drlogico.com

I think you can do it with a meta tag. If you want to do server side checking, you can log their IP with the form, then match it against the last record sent, or if they were there before... <CFQUERY NAME=&quot;PastForms&quot;> SELECT TOP 1 * FROM your_table </CFQUERY> <CFIF...

There are various ways of doing this. This is how I usually catch it... <CFIF ISDEFINED(&quot;session.myvariable&quot;)> ... page code <CFELSE> Session Expired. Please Relog in.. </CFIF> In CF Administrator, you can specify how long you want your sessions to last. You can...