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Going live in about a month and I was wondering what everybody running their coldfusion site were using and the related $. For reference: - I'm going to be using SQL Server 7, Coldfusion 5, and Webtrends. - Up to 100 concurrent connections - Alot of dynamic forms What I'm planning - 2...

Thats exactly what I mean, Randall. I've used javascript history(-1) functions...but that doesnt take into account the directory structure and sometimes goes back to the same page ie. thispage.cfm?id=1, thispage.cfm?id=3. I've checked out javascript trails on the web at...

I was trying to set up a hyperlink tree with the following format: homepage > section > page > subpageetc > based on the headings of each page using hidden variables...but then I'm thinking some of the sites that have such trees aren't using coldfusion...so javascript? And if they are using...

I'm currently using Microsoft Access and wonder if I can get away with using it as my db for my website. I'm wondering how many concurrent users it can handle as opposed to SQL Server or mySQL. Thank in advance for any replies!

But what if the visitors decided to use a snooper app and see my application. Assuming they then register as a worker, they could be "logged in" and then jump to say, the administrator directory and open up whe pages there...

But what if the visitors decided to use a snooper app and see my application. Assuming they then register as a worker, they could be "logged in" and then jump to say, the administrator directory and open up whe pages there...

For future reference, I was wondering... Given Example: Site that allows workers to hook up with employers -workers fill out resumes -employers can browse resumes -administrators can edit worker/employer account settings Question: What is the best way to structure the directories and tables to...

Still trying to implement the cookie sort; any chance you have an example?

Been thinking about a simple way of doing this forever; thanks a bunch Webmidget! One question though: I already have the following code in my application.cfm file for my login checker. Should I place the columnsort code into the file as well? I'm just curious as to if and how much i can...

PAGE1: <form name=&quot;height&quot; method=&quot;post&quot; action=&quot;saveheight.cfm&quot;> <input type=&quot;text&quot; name=&quot;heightfeet&quot;>Feet <input type=&quot;text&quot; name=&quot;heightinches&quot;>Inches <input type=&quot;submit&quot; value=&quot;Submit&quot;> </form>...

...Duh, stupid me, I didn't fully understand your function at the beginning; now it seems utterly clear. Wanted to write to thank TLHAWKINS and CFK for providing me with the solution to my dilemma. Deeply Appreciative!

Thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately I need it in XX'XX&quot; format =( I was thinking perhaps I could use two fields HEIGHT1 and HEIGHT2 and somehow order it first on height1 then height 2? Comments or suggestions?

<cfset =&quot;newbie&quot;> <cf_question> If I wanted to input height fields into my db and then output/order it how would I do it?

Well, I finally got the darned thing working before I came back to check. I'm DEEPLY appreciative of the responses I've gotten; the suggestions and comments opened my horizons though--I'm certainly going to be looking more at your suggestions. Anyhow, what I ended up doing was: TABLE 1...

<CFSET NEWBIE= &quot;ME&quot;> <CF_BEG_FOR_HELP> <CF_MY_TABLES> *Table &quot;Students&quot; with columns &quot;AthleteID and &quot;Password&quot; *Table &quot;Profile&quot; with column &quot;ProfileID&quot; and numerous columns that contain info about athletes. *Table &quot;Coaches&quot; with...