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As per the previous comments , html is a static markup language, so not possible in pure html. You would need to use a scripting language like Javascript to develope the timer. There are lots of examples out there that you can use to make this work in JS. Why …
Hi Dani, Why do you suspect that jQuery is slowing your site down? Have you ran any tests on the site to backup what you are thinking? The JQuery library itself isnt that big but depends on how you have written your Javascript.
@Deve381 Why dont you do some research on how to use Ajax to return the data you need, there is a vast amount of tutorials on the subject if you Google it! You will learn more by doing this then just getting solutions off of people. Perhaps when you then …
Hi, You may be better off using the bind attribute to link multiple selects together. Have a look at Ben Fortas example using linked selects url: [url]http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2007/5/31/ColdFusion-Ajax-Tutorial-2-Related-Selects[/url] This is new functionalty in CF8. rgds JM
Hi all, I have a good one here and i am hoping there is an answer for this. I have a form which displays a profile. Each profile has multiple rows of data, each row consists of a sort order, an operation name and a delete flag, which when saved …
What you need to do is loop over each value and do an update sql statement to insert a flag to say that you have emailed the player. You will also need to concatenate a number against the form input names to generate unique names. You can get the value …
What about converting the Excel file to xml and then reading that in instead of the native xls format? Just a thought. JM
Hello, How can i produce the following output from a query: <group1> <value="100"> <-- This value is in a table <value=""> <--The null ones are not in a table <value=""> <value=""> <group2> <value=""> <value="230"> <value=""> <value=""> <group3> <value=""> <value=""> <value="154"> <value=""> <group4> <value=""> <value=""> <value=""> <value="300"> We always no how …
Yep, You can always see whats in the URL scope by cfdumping it like so: [CODE] <cfoutput><cfdump var="#URL#"></cfoutput> [/CODE] on the target page. You can check to see whats in the URL.sitename variable like so: [CODE] <cfoutput>#URL.sitename#</cfoutput> [/CODE] better still tou can do some checking first to see if the …
Hi , Have you tried JSpell? URL is: [url]http://www.thesolutioncafe.com/fckeditorspellchecker.html[/url] rgds JM
Hi, To enable session variables on your pages you need to define the following at the top of each page: [code=coldfusion]<cfapplication name="Your application Name" sessionmanagement="Yes" sessiontimeout=#CreateTimeSpan(0,0,45,0)#>[/code] You should then be able to access your session variables that you define. Jedimatt
Hi, If you stopped the page from refreshing how would it get the results in the first place? i don't really understand your question? You would be better off creating methods in cfc's for your sql statements, separate your logic from your display output, always a good practice. jedimatt
Hi all, I have a bit of an issue with an application that i am currently developing. The application logs passed and failure information for a production line. Each production lineis broken down into operations, each operation has a task group and then each task group has a bunch of …
Name: Matt Nickname: jedimatt Height: 6' Weight: 173 Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Location: UK Hobbies: Life Fav Music: U2, SimpleMinds, Coldplay Work: Coldfusion Application Developer Favorite Video Games: COD 4
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