Recent content by jettbaker

only 2 of us,

very true, thank you Iza and strantheman it is always nice to muddle through with a bit of advice and insight from others

I do understand there is a difference between Java and Javascript. The Mac versions of IE and Netscape have options to disable java and to disable javascript. netscape allows a user to enable or "turn off" both java and javascript. the last statistic I found (feb 2001) was that...

to clarify, I am only using Javascript in this page, I do check the browser and re-direct based on java enabled or not. I have solved the errors I received with the CFFORm by not using the Cold fusion validation and just using javascript. Where the question came from was if I were not using...

Yes, I am concerned about java-script not being enabled.

I was thinking we were on the wrong page also, If one was to only use CFMl form validation. which actually writes javscript then error validation does not work if java is disabled in the browser, either the form errors or it submits with no validation check. I have been using javascript...

I am not confusing the 2, Javascript can be disabeled in browsers, And if this option is checked then the CFM form validation errors out.

Iza, We do use Javascript and CFML for validation, For the javascript I use a Browser check to see if Java is enabled, if not we direct to another page. But since the CF server writes the java script for cfform validation I was just curious if this has been a problem.

I have been looking for alternatives to receiving an error on CF form validation when a browser does not have Java enabled

Thank you GunJack This was exactly what we were looking for,

I would like to display page load, execution time ( similar to debug line ) within the web page itself,