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Trouble Setting a Session Variable
Hi, You can set the session variable at the begining of the second page (index.cfm) as the followin': <CFSET Session.countryID = #Form.SelectCountry#> <Always there's a solution></Always there's a solution>- Elizabethans
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- Forum: Adobe
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How to convert date type to Sting
Hi, You can have strings directly using the "", for example: <CFOUTPUT QUERY="qStudent"> <CFSET Grade = "#StGrade#"> </CFOUTPUT> You can convert a string beginning with a numeric to a numeric value, for example: <CFOUTPUT> <CFSET value1 = Val(Grade)> <CFSET...- Elizabethans
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- Forum: Adobe
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Database search question
o.k. jarla. i gave u the idea that i know. check cfhub's idea too, maybe it's better :) thanx for help, cfhub ;) <Always there's a solution> </Always there's a solution>- Elizabethans
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- Forum: Adobe
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Database search question
o.k. are you tryin' to make an expert system or what? anyway, you can do that by repeatin' the same process three times. i tried the followin' code: <cfif isdefined("FrmSend")> <cfquery datasource="words" name="Q"> Select * From Words Where Word =...- Elizabethans
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- Forum: Adobe
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Can I use an image as a button in "Forms" for "OnClick"?
not all people are smart like u ;) don't be mad with me. <Always there's a solution> </Always there's a solution>- Elizabethans
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- Forum: Javascript
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Can I use an image as a button in "Forms" for "OnClick"?
hi there ... this's another way: <input type="image" src="file:///c:/filename.xxx" width="80" height="55" onClick="alert('hi')"> <Always there's a solution> </Always there's a solution>- Elizabethans
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- Forum: Javascript
