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Check out Cold Fusion at http://www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/. Much easier than asp and vb!! Just my 2 cents. John Hoarty jhoarty@quickestore.com http://www.quickestore.com

I also use PayflowPro, and have had no problems in about three years. And I, too, have heard the horror stories about some of the others. Since I technically represent several of them, I won't be naming names, but you can't lose with Payflow Pro! John Hoarty jhoarty@quickestore.com...

If that tag is inside of cfoutput tags, you'll have to escape the pound sign. Try using <td bgcolor=&quot;##3DA768&quot;> John Hoarty jhoarty@quickestore.com http://www.quickestore.com

Quite right, you are. Thanks for the correction FoxDev. I actually was confusing my carts. According to their site, Miva supports the following payment gateways if you already have a merchant account: Authorize.Net Payment Services v3.0 E-Commerce Exchange/QuickCommerce 3.0 Payment Gateway...

PayPal is a perfectly good solution. It's helpful to know that there are a couple of options when it comes to PayPal integration. First, there is the Paypal &quot;single item&quot; purchase, where each product has a &quot;Buy Me Now&quot; type button next to it. There is no cart. If you click...

Try replacing 127.0.0.1 with the computer's machine name, so that the URL looks like http://<machinename>/cfide/administrator/index.cfm If this works, just edit the properties of the &quot;Cold Fusion Administrator&quot; menu item on your start menu and you'll be all set. You can also try...

Up to version 5.0, Cold Fusion Admin almost never opened properly for me after initial install. One of the following always worked, tho. I'm not sure if the URL changed in MX, but you get the idea: http://www.domainname.com/cfide/administrator/index.cfm...

Does your Aunt already accept credit cards? If not, Miva is a perfectly good e-commerce solution. If she does, you may want to look into a package like QuickEStore. QuickEStore allows you to build and manage an online store using a browser. You do everything with just a browser. Feel free to...

And as a &quot;by the way&quot;, you don't even need to use the pound signs inside cfset tags. John Hoarty jhoarty@quickestore.com http://www.quickestore.com

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If you can store your values using a delimiter like a &quot;;&quot;, then you could use GetToken to extract the parts of your string. <cfset datetimestring = &quot;jan;12;2001&quot;> <cfset monthpart = GetToken(datetimestring, 1, &quot;;&quot;)> <cfset daypart = GetToken(datetimestring, 2...

Can you post your code? You mention a query loop, but I can't tell if you are actually using cfloop or simply cfquery. I do these all the time to produce text outputs of tables. John Hoarty jhoarty@quickestore.com http://www.quickestore.com

<cfset SESSION.variable = '#id#'> is probably the answer you are looking for. A session lasts until a specified, or default, timeout period (of inactivity) expires, or until the user closes the browser. John Hoarty jhoarty@quickestore.com http://www.quickestore.com

Yes, you have to replace fieldname with the name of the database field you are querying. Another example: SELECT DeptID, FirstName, Lastname FROM EmployeeList WHERE LastName IS NOT NULL or SELECT DeptID, FirstName, Lastname FROM EmployeeList WHERE LastName <> '' John Hoarty...

Updating a Yes/No field (in Access 2000 anyway) to 0 (zero) will uncheck the box. <cfquery datasource=&quot;#datasource#&quot;> UPDATE tableName SET fieldname = 0 WHERE condition </cfquery> That'll do it. Also, checkboxes do not pass either their name or a value when not checked UNLESS you...