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Cflocation wins that round. You might to do the alert(''); window.location combo using javascript. that's what I do

You should have a form submit to a page, do some cfif's and then do a cflocation based on whatever. Maybe try that route?

[QUOTE=nameunknown;1702940]start with easy lessions from easycfm. [url]www.easycfm.com[/url] that will get you started with the basics[/QUOTE] That's where I learned a lot of my CF skills. Great site.

So I know coldfusion, so I'll post it like this... Whats the best ASP.net example of this coldfusion code? [CODE]<cfset mylist="red,blue,yellow,green"> <cfloop list="#mylist#" index="i"> <cfoutput>#i#</cfoutput> <BR> </cfloop>[/CODE] I can't find this example anywhere on the web. Thanks guys!

if you're using CSS, try *{font-family: Arial;}... the * is a wildcard and will change all of your elements to use that font. Make that the last line in your style sheet for it to take effect.

looks like you forgot an element... #navMenu ul li a:hover maybe???

I dont know that i'd put it in the application file. Maybe the index.cfm page, but the application.cfm will be called for every page in that directory and if its in the root of your website, you'll get a TON of emails. That's just my 2 cents though. :)

Wrap the whole page, query and all, in the cfdocument tag. It should be the first line and last lines of the whole page. Make sure your variables that are passed are scoped with the url/cookie/session. I create dynamic pdf's all the time and this problem the first time I …

What is the DSN name you're trying to create? does it start with a number?

That actually isn't right. there's too many ##'s. It should look like this: [CODE]<cfoutput>#dateformat(now(),"dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy")#</cfoutput>[/CODE]

I think that was a spam post... or someone is really high and trolling daniweb lol

I think I know what you're asking and to relay the answer to you is the trick. :) [code] <!-- lets say you have a table for car types with the columns, car_id, body_type, make, model --> <!-- Select your body_types, you'll need these first --> <cfquery datasource="#datasource#" name="qCars"> select …

That's why I like coldfusion better than any other web coding language. Adobe made it easy :)

I see an error in line 20. It should be [code]response.write[/code]

If you want to see a list of other avaiable cgi options, do this code [code]<cfdump var="#cgi#">[/code] That will show you all kinds of stuff about what the server is storing for you.

check out easycfm.com. There's a link on there for free coldfusion hosting.

check easycfm.com for a good example. There's a lot of tutorials in there for a lot of different stuff too.

I know that Gmail uses SSL for their smtp so try port 995. I'm not sure what the code syntax is for it, but its probably a cfmailparam or something.

If you're talking about the width, you could say [code]<style> body{margin: 0px, 5%, 0px, 5%;} </style>[/code]... is that what you're talking about?

Wouldn't you want to say [code]<cfparam name="nTax" default=".05"><cfparam name="nPrice" default="5.95">[/code] instead? Also, I'd wrap the <cfoutput> tags only around the variables [code]Price: <cfoutput>#dollarformat(nPrice)#</cfoutput>[/code] (also put the dollar numbers in dollar format on all of them. :)

[code] <!--- CFPARAM will set and store temp variables in memory. I did this just for the sake of making it work here. ---> <cfparam name="amount_" default="0"> <cfparam name="quantity_" default="0"> <!--- The variable Amount_ is set. This will accept url.amount_ as well. ---> <!--- When You set variables from other …

theres a lot of different things you can do in coldfusion, so decide what it is and start looking at documentation from Adobe.com... I'll help you out, but I need to know what you know and what you want your website to do.

Try this, I found it on EasyCFM.com and this one has been around for awhile... [URL="http://tutorial5.easycfm.com/"]http://tutorial5.easycfm.com/[/URL]

Try EasyCFM.com for tutorials. Check the documentation at adobe.com and other places. Do a search in Google and see what you find.

Here's your answer: [URL="http://tutorial308.easycfm.com/"]http://tutorial308.easycfm.com/[/URL]

What version of CF Server are you (or your host) running? With CFMX 7 and up you can wrap your html in the tag [code]<cfdocument format="pdf">(CF and html code)</cfdocument>[/code]. If its prior to those versions, I'm not sure about it.

Have you tried fuseactions? I use them and have only 1 part of the page that ever changes. You can see what i mean by visiting my site (in my signature block). If you want to know more about fuseactions, let me know and I'll help you out.