If query is called getResults and your field name is called myField

To change to 2-across or 3-across, or whatever, just change the MOD 4 to 2 or 3 or whatever number you wish.

Change Your_Query to match your query name, Your_data to match your field name(s), and change the colors (ffffff and dadada) to match the colors you want.

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Change the yourActionPage.cfm to the name of the page you want to open, and adjust the sizes and other parameters as you need.

will look like Thursday, June 03, 2004

I assume you are using this line of code <CFIF getUserName.RecordCount IS 1> to check if the login user and pwd was successful, however, getUserName is not the name of the query you have for checking...

Just depends how you want to do it - up to you. Either display the info on the same page using cfinclude or send them off to another page using cflocation. Whatever pleases you.

<cfif Password eq #Password# and UserName eq #UserName#>
<cfinclude template="yourpagetoinclude.cfm">
<cfelse>
<cflocation url="yourloginpage.cfm">
</cfif>

Something like this should do it:

<CFQUERY name="login" datasource="#dsn#">
SELECT *
FROM Users
WHERE UserName='#username#'
AND Pwd = '#pwd#'
</CFQUERY>

Of course your...

Sounds pretty much like what I expected then. And yes, even when I was out there doing CF programming for companies, it was mostly intranet stuff, which made it difficult to build up any sort of...

Two to three years ago, it wasn't all that difficult to find ColdFusion programming jobs in my area of the US (south). When the tech jobs started drying up, the CF jobs did too, and they never...