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As an aside, I have completely abandoned the use of CFGRID.&nbsp;&nbsp;It has too many quirks and problems for me.<br><br>You can do what you want, but you'll have to programmatically build an intermediate query resultset (using QueryNew() and QuerySetCell()) and feed THAT to CFGRID.

The problem is simple, really.<br><br>&lt;CFSET session.authenticated=&quot;#cfid#&cftoken=#cftoken#&quot;&gt; sets session.authenticated to a non-null value.<br><br>the subsequent CFPARAM is then useless.&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;CFPARAM&gt; simply creates a variable and assigns an initial value to it...

The double-quotes around NCA are probably causing this.&nbsp;&nbsp;They should be single-quotes.

The Allaire documentation for some of the functions is pretty unclear, isn't it?&nbsp;&nbsp;The evaluate() function is used when you find yourself with nested pound signs.<br><br>In many cases, I've wanted to display a form in which part of a field name is itself a variable:<br><br>&lt;CFLOOP...

The only explanation is that UserName was not in the query string or form fields passed to this template.<br><br>If the above file is named &quot;Welcome.cfm&quot;, what happens when you enter:<br><br><A HREF="http://welcome.cfm?UserName=Fred"...

The &lt;CFAPPLICATION&gt; tage needs to be in a seperate file named Application.cfm<br><br>As an aside, I generally do not like to use session variables for this.&nbsp;&nbsp;What I do is that after autheticating the user for the first time, I put the user's login and password into a...

I would not be surprised if CFFILE supports only local hard drives.&nbsp;&nbsp;I know this is true for the FileExists() function.&nbsp;&nbsp;This restriction is present in the CF Server Professional, and does not exist in CFServer Enterprise Edition.

One additional note I'd like to add:&nbsp;&nbsp;The DIrectoryExists function will work for only the directories on the server unless you are using CF Server Enterprise Edition.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you need to do something like:<br><br>DirectoryExists('\\otherserver\dir\subdir')<br><br>You must have CF...

I don't see the problem right away, but I'm curious about your statement:<br><br>i have a automatic number for the id<br><br>Do you mean that the user_id field is an autonumber field?&nbsp;&nbsp;If so, then you are attempting to store a string into it.&nbsp;&nbsp;I doubt that is the real problem...

I agree with TamHonks.&nbsp;&nbsp;You really need to store the rug size as two separate numeric fields instead of a single string field.&nbsp;&nbsp;Then you could do:<br><br>&lt;CFQUERY DATASOURCE=&quot;Test&quot; NAME=&quot;Rugs&quot;&gt;<br>SELECT *<br>FROM Rugs<br>WHERE (int(length) = 10 AND...

I assume that you are wanting to do this all on the client side.&nbsp;&nbsp;In other words, when a item is selected in the first list, it immediately causes the contents of the second list to change WITHOUT making a trip to the server and back.<br><br>This is not hard, but it's done in...

The REAL problem here is the line:<br>&lt;cflocation url=&quot;intranet.cfm&quot; addtoken=&quot;yes&quot;&gt;<br><br>Ok, follow me through here now...<br>1. The user enters his name & pwd on the first form, hits the Submit button, and the UserID and Password fields are submitted to...

Your problem is that when this template is run for the first time (before the user has the chance to fill in the UserEnteredDate field, CF has no idea what the value of UserEnteredDate is when it executes the CFFORM tag.<br><br>1. remove the ?ArchiveDate=#UserEnteredDate# from the CFFORM's...

Yes, that is correct. (sad, but true.) To paraphrase Henry Ford, you can have as many recipients as you want, as long as the number is not greater than 40.&nbsp;&nbsp;ALthough it generates a much higher load on the mail server, what I've done is to do a CFLOOP with the CFMAIL nested inside it...