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the problem is that "like 55" is impossible for the system to understand ... you must code this differently ... Tell me exactly how you want the results to reflect "like" a particluar number. ie 10 more or 10 less than 55, numbers ending or starting with a 5, same double...

My bad .. I see now ... awesome

custom tags reqire no closing tags &quot;</cf_widget>&quot; ... This page will help a lot http://cfhub.com/advanced/customtags/

I found a great java applet (uses ftp) that runs in a webpage, and is capable of transfering entire directories. http://www.unlimitedftp.ca/uupload/ Thanks for your help, Marc

I need for a user to be able to upload multiple files (30 at a time) with as much ease as possible. ie NOT one at a time. Does anyone know of a way to do this? OR might there be some nice little FTP web interface somewhere that I dont know about? Any help greatly appreciated, Marc

It would help to know the error you're getting, but from looking at what code you have here, it seems that maybe it's a recursion problem. You must be careful with recursion and make sure that your flow is correct. ie every time execution &quot;jumps&quot; and continues in a different instance...

Is this needed for displaying search results to the user? If you let me know exactly why you need to know which field(s) matched, perhaps I can help you better ... Marc

http://cfhub.com HTH, Marc

I thought there should be ... never knew there was! Life is now that much better Thanks Marc

Can coldfusion make peanut butter and jelly? I downloaded a custom tag called CF_PB ... but I can't find (or think of) any code that can account for the jelly. Perhaps something like this? <CF_PB> Grapes <cfquery name=&quot;JellyQuery&quot; datasource=&quot;Welch&quot;> select Jelly...

<input type=&quot;file&quot; name=&quot;Attachment&quot;> (make sure in form tag ... enctype=&quot;multipart/form-data&quot;) <cfquery datasource=&quot;[datasource]&quot;> delete from [TableName] where [criteria] </cfquery> HTH, Marc

You need to enclose your options with <cfoutput> HTH, Marc

katsujinken, Is the variable #Form.Fieldnames# predefined ... or must I define it? Thanks, Marc

... also, Any clue about the Mac problem? btw ... it happens only with FORM fields - Marc

strantheman, I'm not sure what exactly the problem is, but I thought it may have been some Mac problem that everyone knew about but me. The odd thing is that I have a hidden field holding the primary key value (not user input), and when the form is submitted and I try displaying the value...

oof ... you could always look at an xls file that contains bold font in a simple text editor, try deciphering the jibberish, then append your text along with that jibberish when using cffile. ;) Good Luck, Marc

are your results being displayed in a table? Marc

I'm not sure why, but when Mac users submit forms on my site, all form field variables on the action page have a bunch of garbage characters (spaces perhaps) appended to them. This is screwing up the &quot;unique-fieldness&quot; of my database. I can eliminate the problem if I use trim() on...

You should also check out the CFX_iMSMAIL tag here ... http://coolfusion.com In my opinion, a much better tag. With it you have complete control over all headers which would allow you to do something like this ... <!--- convert message to base64 first ---> <cfset CRLF=CHR(13)&CHR(10)> <cfset...

<cfloop index=&quot;line&quot; list=&quot;#FileContents#&quot; delimiters=&quot;#CHR(13)##CHR(10)#&quot;> #line#<BR> </cfloop> HTH, - Marc