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that is how I understand it to be. Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

I posted a response on EasyCFM Forum. Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

May I ask why you are trying to do this? Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

the xmlhttprequest will not allow requests to different domains. However, read this article. It is what I would call a hack, but it might do what you want. Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

Well, Dreamweaver 8 is newer than Dreamweaver MX, but you don't have to upgrade. You can get the new tag information for Homesite to color code and hint. Another option is Eclipse with CFEclipse plugin. (free) Look at the features of Dreamweaver and see if the new features are something worth...

I have never used that tag, but in javascript if you want to hide something then stick it in a DIV and set the style="display:none;" You would have to add in the logic to check for values then change the display value. Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

Try This Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

yup there is a setting in the administrator to map custom tags to where ever you want. Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

What I like the most: - How CF deals with databases, I have never used another programming language that was as DB friendly as CF. What I dislike: - Cost - Prefixing all the tags with <CF... Some resources: cfQuickDocs EasyCFM If you have the money I would recommend CF, I feel it is very...

Try this: <td><a href="page2.cfm?sort=#IIF(sort is 1, '2', '1')#&thesite=#thesite#">hltag</a></td> <td><a href="page2.cfm?sort=#IIF(sort is 3, '4', '3')#&thesite=#thesite#">name</a></td> and WHERE site = '#TheSite#' Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

Try this: Google: javascript mouse pointer Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

Take a look at CFTransaction to help with multiple SQL statements. LiveDocs Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

I had the same problem at one time. One programmer encrypted all his code the last day on the job and no one noticed until a bug was found months latter. cfdecrypt.exe was great for the CF5 code we had. Just copy the code to another machine to decrypt it, don't do it on the production server...

I second imstillatwork's idea, that is the same thing that Yahoo and those type of sites do. (check their URLs.) Kris Brixon www.brixon.org

Once you are comfortable with ColdFusion you could look into one of the frameworks: FuseBox Mach-II theHUB Mach-II is not really a beginner framework unless you know OOP. FuseBox 4.x is kinda a lot to deal with for beginners. FuseBox 2 is not bad for beginners. theHUB seems decent for...