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what kind of information do you want to capture? what are you trying to do? ---------------------------------- htower if( !succeed ) try( );

yep kjmurphy711 is correct just follow the instructions on that techNote ---------------------------------- htower if( !succeed ) try( );

im not saying a udf doesnt have it's place anymore... im just saying it is cleaner to build them like a componet.. <cffunction name="CapFirst" returntype="string" output="false"> <cfargument name="str" type="string" required="true" /> <cfset var newstr = "" /> <cfset var word = "" />...

what r u running... standalone or Multi-server configuration... ---------------------------------- htower if( !succeed ) try( );

in my eyes, a udf is old school.... you can create a udf.cfc page with all your functions in it... instanciate it <script> objUDFs = createObject('component','cfcs.udfs'); </script> then you can call your function like you would with a udf...

this is for you AJAX Buffs...... http://www.cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=484BC88B-630F-4E74-94E9-8D89DD0E6606 ---------------------------------- htower if( !succeed ) try( );

or better yet use switch case statement it reads faster. <cfswitch expression="#vComply#"> <cfcase value="Compliant"> <cfset color="0000FF"> <cfset compliant=compliant+1> </cfcase> <cfcase value="Concurrent"> <cfset color="990000"> <cfset...

i use crystaltech and hostmysite.com ---------------------------------- htower if( !succeed ) try( );

the reason for doing that is to get away from descriptive names....... you dont want to go through the direcorty structure to get a file you want the Application to get the file for you.... this way you dont get the human hands on it to mess it up... you should have a descriptive title for...

What database are you using. I know in Oracle you can specify Nulls First. ---------------------------------- htower if( !succeed ) try( );

what i like doing is uploading the file to the directory where i store files then i add a record into a db (where i store my documents for quick reference) then i rename the file just uploaded to the primary key for the documents. so thisIsTHeOldFIleName.xls and change it to 25.xls...

Try adding a file path in the cfcontent tag <cfcontent type="text/msexcel" file="fullPathtoTheFile.xls"> ---------------------------------- htower if( !succeed ) try( );

ive used this one for a few years now and it is really Fast and compresses very good... http://www.chestysoft.com/jpegresize/manual.htm

here is a good link to read on cfqueryparam: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/coldfusion/articles/ben_forta_faster.html

have you looked at CASE.. in your stylesheet what si the case of the class. what case you you using in your code to display.. example. STYLESHEET ******* .header{whatever} ****************** in code <div class="Header">Text Here </div> also check the case of the .css file and where you are...