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The link below does just great at reloading the parent frame. However, I would like the code to be run without the user being required to click the link. Can you help? <A HREF="javascript:window.parent.frames[2].location.reload()">Reload</A>

Going to the anchor is desired behavior, but the parent page being called by the child page also has to refresh before going to the anchor. So the issue is, can I get a refresh on the parent page before the parent page gets to the anchor? Thanks!

I am working on an ap written by a vendor. The ap uses frames. The vendor is not available for questions. I am able to use javascript provided by the vendor to get the page I want to open in the parent frame and can even get to the appropriate anchor on the page. Problem is, the page in the...

I can use javascript functions to open and close text windows. My problem is one of location. When the user mouses over the text, the window opens directly over the link. How can I specify where the window will open to avoid this? All of my users are on an intranet running IE5 and IE6. I am...

I am examining occupancy for rental properties. My report has three groups: 1 - location 2 - year 3 - sublocation I have an average daily occupancy figure which I suppress in details. The average daily occupancy is the basis of my summaries. I average occupancy by year for each sublocation -...

Yas yas! Thanks so much Tim! Enjoy your day! Dave

I was doing much the same kind of program today. I use a similar method. Note how I test if the user has selected a pdf file, how the program opens the file and returns to the first page with listings, and how it returns to the first page without opening the file should it not be a pdf: <cfif...

I have a server running CF 4.5. An application on it has dynamic index files located in directories. I would like these index files to have htm extensions to make them visible to the users. The index files should process directory contents dynamically. I have tested the indexes and they work...

I'm trying to read a Progress RDMS &quot;Editor&quot; field that appears to have a datalength of 8 characters. In the Progress ap my company uses, I can see whole lines of text. Yet in the text I pull from a SQL query it is truncated at 8 characters. The lead Progress programmer emailed me...

Try: ---------------------------------------------------- <cfreport=&quot;c:\CFUSION\reporte.rpt&quot;></cfreport>

Use the exact path location of the file on the disk. Ex. d:\reports\myreport.rpt

Save yourself much coding pain and integrate Seagate Crystal Reports with the Seagate Page Server. I just serve up with CF whatever the client wants into a temp table, then call the Crystal Report with the output set to the exact type of labels needed. The report uses the temp table as its...

I use the challenge/response too and it works. BUT, how can I see what groups the NT user belongs to. If I knew that, I could determine more about each user's individual networks rights. Thanks, Dave

I suggest you don't reinvent the wheel, but simply join the Cold Fusion Web Ring and link to the ring at: http://www.systemanage.com/cff/webring.html

Check out the CFobject tag. HTH Dave

As far as I can tell from their website, Crystal Reports is not supported on Unix. Perhaps you could investigate a similar product for the Unix side. Here are the system requirements for Crystal Reports: ------------------------------------------------------ System Requirements Crystal...

Please include your code for analysis. Thanks, Dave Kraft

Thanks Phil, I will do that. Meanwhile, as ugly a concept as it may seem, I ended up comparing the numbers as varchar fields of the same length. Because the fields are indexed in SQL Server, the response was acceptable. Next time I'll try CAST or CONVERT. Thanks again, Dave

What is the correct syntax, please? I have a varchar field that, in Access, could be converted to a number within queries, for ex: WHERE VAL(ROOM) < 0200 Now that I've converted to SQL Server, my queries are throwing an error: ODBC Error Code = 37000 (Syntax error or access violation)...

Using the ODBC driver has worked well for me when reading from and writing to an Excel file. To use it, identify and name a range in your spreadsheet. The named range will be treated like a table. Identify your columns with names in the top row. These act as field names in your queries. After...