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<cfset varA = "018-009"> <cfset varB = "009-018"> <cfif varA IS varB>true<cfelse>false</cfif> The above resolves to true.

I have a link list that I'd like to have sorted by URL. This works just fine, but I've employed folders in my link list for "grouping". The links sort, but the folders do not. They're sorted by ID and I can't see any way to change that.

When I create a new subsite on our company intranet, one of the first things I do is enable the publishing feature under site features. Is there a way I can make this automatic?

Can I create a list in a subsite, and add it to the home page of a parent site?

Similar to the [Me] function, but with the users's actual name?

Found my own solution: =Today+INT(9-WEEKDAY(Today))

We have a site we'll call http://oldsite. We want to be able to change the site to http://newsite where all the subsites, and associated links will change as well. We created a new host header for newsite and created a new DNS alias, which works when we browse to it, but the boss doesn't even...

I want a calculated date field in a custom list which always defaults to next Monday when you open the form. I was hoping there was some correlation between Excel and SharePoint as I can do this in Excel, but the same formula does not appear to work in SharePoint. This is what works in Excel...

Perfect. Thanks! You get a star! HAHA

The only question I have about this is that the xslt is for an XML document that already exists. I've used CFFILE to read in that doc, then xmlTransform() to apply the stylesheet. I was hoping there was a way I could mix the results of that query with the already existing XML doc.

Please forgive the fact that I am new to XML & XSLT, but I think my question will be simple. I want my users to be able to edit the XML data stored in a file. I read the data in, and use XSLT to display the data in an HTML form. One of the options is "employee" which I want them to be able to...

I don't even know how to accurately describe this problem, but hopefully others have seen this and can help me. I have a site set up in DW and there are several subfolders within the site (let's call them sf1, sf2, sf3, and sf4.) It's been working fine for months, but yesterday, no matter...

Thanks for the response. Actually, I figured out if I put FILTER="mail=*" it will ignore empty strings and nulls. So, it's a backwards way of doing it (at least I feel like it is) but it works.

Is there an equivilant to IS NOT NULL using CFLDAP filters? I want to return a list of LDAP entries, but I want to exclude records where there is NOT an e-mail address. I tried: !(mail=NULL) !(mail=NUL) !(mail=\00) !(mail='')

I found the problem. I had a filter attribute in there. I just got ahead of myself by posting before trying everything.

I can use CFDIRECTORY to list the contents of C:\ on local machine, but I can't list the contents of D:\. Any ideas? The permissions for both drives are identical. My CF code is on the D:\ drive.

My gut tells me this is not possible, but I thought I'd ask. Is there any way to find out how many resultsets the stored proc is returning in order to build the CFPROCRESULT tags? My problem is this: My DBA has given me an SP that may return 1,2,3, or N resultsets depending on certain...

I'm a long-time ColdFusion programmer. I've had Flash installed for quite a while now, but I just don't know anything about it. I'd like to display photographs of employees when our users go to the employee contact page on our intranet. The photos would be stored as employeenumber.jpg, so...

I can query my AD record using CFLDAP, but the people who manage this information just put in the bare bones stuff. We'd like to expand our usage of AD. Let's say I want to give myself an employeeNumber in AD where currently I have "EMPTY_STRING" What is the process for doing this? Thanks!

I haven't had that experience, but why deliver it as CFCONTENT and not just a hyperlink? That way, the each individual user's browser will handle the PDF correctly. If they want to save a local copy, they'd have the option to do that as well. However, it's not my place to question your...