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application.cfm loads with EVERY cfm file in the current directory. What if you don't need all the same variables loaded in each page? What if something desperately needed in all other pages absolutely can not be in 1 particular template? application.cfm will load it into that page anyway. Using...

you can't use <cfif> without giving it 2 (or more) option to compare. <CFIF #Form.DateQueried# NEQ &quot;&quot;> this came straight from the previous code you had. It basically says, &quot;if the value of form.datequeried is not equal to &quot;&quot; (nothing) then do whatever.&quot; You are...

Use <cflock> every time you access the session variable. And no, nothing on the client side (not a bit, pardon the pun). bankholdup

I think IE returns Mozilla to show that it is Netscape compatible. At least I think I heard that somewhere. There are probably better ideas, but you might use some javascript to redirect the page to another page with the CF include. But make sure to have a notice about what the user is missing...

Can you post some code? Do you have any empty <cfif></cfif> pairs? bankholdup

you still need to use <cfapplication> to establish the use of session, application and client variables. It is just used in a different file wich can be added to files (with <cfinclude>) as needed. I know I won't do much good if I try to explain it, check out www.fusebox.org for all the details...

Well, the mystery is solved. the problem was actually varible on the preceeding page. It was a number type, but bboehle had it in ''. Which caused the data mismatch error. Micah, take a look at all your variables in the where part of your query and make sure that anything that isn't...

of course i mean: try changing all instance of #session# to #session.sessionid#. and no i'm not smoking anything! bankholdup

try all instances of changing #session# to #session.sessionid#. bankholdup

Wow, this is a long and involved thread! Just to throw in my 2 cents, seesion variables are THE way to handle logins. They reduce security risks (because they are in server memory) and you don't have to worry &quot;what if the user has cookies turned off&quot;. But the biggest thing I have to...

Can you post some code? bankholdup

Session variables are stored in the server's RAM, so you won't find cookies and you don't need to pass variables. However, it is important to use <cflock> when dealing with session variables to completely maintain seperate sessions. bankholdup

Maybe I wasn't looking in the right place, but I didn't see the tabs you are describing at Allaire. However, most tab-looking navigational structures are just dressed up tables or layers. bankholdup

Could you email the pages involved? It's a lot eaiser to look at all the code in one shot. Just email it to bank_holdup@yahoo.com. bankholdup

What happens if you try it without the '' around the variable? bankholdup

Try outputting the value of #form.addedby# to the new page, before doing anything else, make sure it is getting an appropriate value. bankholdup

I've never done it, but it can probably be accomplished using the <cfobject> tag. bankholdup

Sorry, can't help you with the OLE DB. But it is possible that the date comparisons aren't made correctly. Try using #dateformat(now(), &quot;mm/dd/yy&quot;)# or even #createodbcdate(now())# in your where statement. bankholdup

What kind of values does the AddedBy field contain. I would assume it contains a text value, but if it contains a number then the error message makes more sense. For instance if you have a table of people and each person is assigned a unique ID and then that ID number is inserted into Magic as...

This is just a shot in the dark, but the error message syas: No data was received in the uploaded file '\.' . Why not modify you <cfif> tag to make sure the filename is not just '\'. If it is, no upload, if it isn't... bankholdup