You can use the query.columnList output from a query. It returns a comma delimited list of your table fields.
<cfquery name="qname" datasource="ds">
select * from tablename
</cfquery>
<cfoutput>#qname.columnList#</cfoutput>
From there, you're in trouble with Access. SQL...
I think I may have found it.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/releasenotes/mx/releasenotes_mx_updater02.html
This was a bug and is fixed in the most recent MX updater package. The following was listed as a bug fix on Mar 19, 2003.
General Server-Related Issues
The following...
I'm having the exact same problem with any cfinput tag that has required="yes". This happened when I upgraded from CF5.0 to CF MX at my hosting company. They're looking into it now. Some people do not get the javascript error that I get, but with my database not accepting null...
One thing you may also want to check is that the email address you use to send the email is part of your server. I.E. make sure the FROM parameter is an email address or alias is a valid user on your mail server in the SERVER parameter.
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