I managed to solve the problem in the end! I moved the populating of the array to my application.cfm. It seems to have solved the problem.
Thanks a lot for your help, it was appreciated! :)
Cheers,
Carl
Ok, looked into it a bit more and have realised that the main page does appears to be caching the query I think.
I've tried the usual:
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">
And I've set my Administrator up as follows:
Template cache size = 0
Limit cached database...
mmmm, I seem to be having the problem that isnt possible!! :)
I'll try and explain it in more detail.
I have a main page that includes floating frames. When the main page loads, a query is run that populates a session.array. The page within one of the floating frames uses this session.array...
Hi all,
I'm trying to prevent my web page loading before I've populated a session array. I can't use isdefined because it's normally populated all the time, but the values change from page to page.
Can anyone suggest a way of doing this?
Many thanks,
Carl
I know other people are suffering from this problem:
You set your session variables, then when you change your URL and try and retrieve them, they are gone.
I searched all over the internet for an answer and at last I have found it. IE6 does not like intranet server names with '_'. I don't...
I'm having the same problem in ASP and Coldfusion! I would have thought this would be causing everyone problems, but nobody seems to be shouting about it!
This problem is driving me mad and it has only become present since I switched to Win2000 - this could also mean it was when I switched to IE 6.0.
I connect to an Access database using a DSN string as follows:
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strConnection =...
Hi all,
I've always struggled to make my websites compatiable with all resolutions and screen sizes. I normally recommend that my web-sites are viewed in 1024x768 on the opening screen, but I do not think that is very professional.
How do web-sites make their pages viewable in any resolution...
I had a reply on another thread. You pass the password and username like this,
username:password@www.website.com
It works fine. Bad thing is that anyone can view the source and see the code, but what I'm designing is internal so that doesn't matter.
Thats perfect!! Thank you!
I know the user can see the code when they view source, this shouldn't be a problem though as the site is internal and the only people accessing it should know the password anyway - just saves them entering it everytime! :)
Thanks again,
Carl
When you get a password protection pop-up when you try to access the page. It comes up in a javascript type of box - a bit like when you try and access a password protected computer on a network.
I don't want the user to see this and would like to pass my password and username straight into it.
Thats pretty much the same kind of syntax i'm using. If you put that into a CF page though you will see that CF is picking it up as an opening of a new tag.
As long as it is not affecting the page I guess its ok?...
Hi all,
I'm not sure if this is a problem but I've noticed that when I use a < in my CFQUERY, ColdFusion takes it as being the opening of a new tag. I know this because the closing </cfquery> is two different colours.
I'm not getting an error, but I'm slightly worried it might be affecting...
Hi all,
I've populated a session array with 659 objects. The problem is that sometimes I try and access the array to quickly before it has finished populating - which obviously returns an error. Is there anyway that I can check that the 659 element of the array is there, I know I can check to...
I'm having trouble accessing a dll on a machine that is not the server. I'm using the following code,
<CFOBJECT name="obj_name" action="CREATE" type="COM" class="advOBJ.OBJ" context="REMOTE" server="200.100.10.12">
I keep getting the...
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