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how to create a guestbook...
GUJUm0del., What I would do is, on the top of your actionForm.cfm page, put this code: <cfloop list="#form.fieldnames#" index="i"> <cfoutput>#i#</cfoutput> </cfloop> <cfabort> This will give you a list of all your form field names. If your form method is GET...- geofflilley
- Post #7
- Forum: Adobe
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Good Programming Info
You can also go to http://coldfusionjournal.com. You can sometimes read articles online, but if nothing else, you can subscribe, or write Circulation to find out where it is in your area. When I wrote, I got helped by Cherie Johnson of Sys-Con (publishers of the magazine) at...- geofflilley
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- Forum: Adobe
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Multiple DSN query
Tim- AFAIK it is: <cfquery name="getBooks" datasource="publishers"> select pub.dbo.publisherInfo.name, books.dbo.titles.title from pub.dbo.publisherInfo, books.dbo.titles </cfquery> You do the name of the datasource first, then "dbo", then the table name...- geofflilley
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- Forum: Adobe
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Writing for optimal speed
Kendo, I agree with Klotzki. Some of the tips I use: 1. When you want to check for the existence of a variable, use <cfif isDefined("form.variable")>. I used to CFPARAM my variables, then check for len, but isDefined is faster. 2. Scope your variables. A local variable would be...- geofflilley
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- Forum: Adobe
