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Hybridchill :: About
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Hybridchill is a website by Peter Boughton. Offering CFML and web development resources, a central base for the projects I have released, plus a place to discuss and demonstrate the projects I am currently working on. You can contact Peter via email on peter. The Hybridchill website is built on a slightly customised install of Fusebox. V55 The site has a straightforward architecture, and uses just a couple of very basic CFCs for simpler resource management. It runs on Railo.
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Eichman's CF Blog: December 2009
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009. JavaScript changed my url variables. I recently debugged a piece of old code that was doing some weirdness. In the code a JavaScript function was run after a combo box was changed. The function reloaded the same page with a few url variables. One of the url variables was changing when it reloaded. I found out JavaScript was calculating the numerical value and returning a different number, ( example: 027 became 17 ). The original code looked something like this:.
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Eichman's CF Blog: Test for radio button value in JavaScript
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Thursday, December 18, 2008. Test for radio button value in JavaScript. If you would like to test which radio button is selected in JavaScript you must remember that each button always has a value but only one will have a checked value in the same button group. So to find the selected one you must loop through the group and test the checked value ( see function getSelectedRadioButton() ). For ( var i = 0; i. Return buttonGroup[i].value;. Var j = getSelectedRadioButton(form.myButtonGroupName);.
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Eichman's CF Blog: Loop through form fields in Javascript
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Loop through form fields in Javascript. The following code will loop through all form fields and look for ones named "chkStores" and checks or unchecks them (assuming they are check boxes). There is a hidden form field named "StoreCheck" that tells whether the current state is checked or unchecked. The action becomes the reverse of the "StoreCheck" value. Var chkStatus = eval("document.forms[0].StoreCheck.value");. Var form = document.forms[0];. Var theName = "chkStores";.
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Eichman's CF Blog: December 2008
http://eichmancfblog.blogspot.com/2008_12_01_archive.html
Thursday, December 18, 2008. Test for radio button value in JavaScript. If you would like to test which radio button is selected in JavaScript you must remember that each button always has a value but only one will have a checked value in the same button group. So to find the selected one you must loop through the group and test the checked value ( see function getSelectedRadioButton() ). For ( var i = 0; i. Return buttonGroup[i].value;. Var j = getSelectedRadioButton(form.myButtonGroupName);.
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Eichman's CF Blog: MXUnit
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Thursday, September 11, 2008. And the mxunit eclipse plugins on my local development environment. Tried it out on a couple of CFCs I had built for a project at work. I went through 3 round of tests on one of the CFCs and "walla"! I found an error. I am sold on testing and MXUnit now. It is really cool to be able to just run these test, each and every time I modify the CFC. Have you tried dumping that pos from altiris? September 10, 2009 at 6:01 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Eichman's CF Blog: July 2008
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Thursday, July 17, 2008. Can't say how much I like the TODO comment feature in CFEclipse. See this article for more info. All you have to do is add "TODO" in a comment and it will appear in your tasks list. Inside scripts . /. TODO: Do this later. No excuse for forgetting stuff now . unless you forget to use TODO! Links to this post. Sunday, July 13, 2008. This has been confusing for some developers. Bravo Sean! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Eichman's CF Blog: Go back in browser using Javascript.
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Go back in browser using Javascript. Input type="Button" name="btnCancel" value="Cancel" onclick="history.go(-1);". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Eichman's other Blog (Golf, Wine). How to display HTML code in a browser. Go back in browser using Javascript. Loop through form fields in Javascript.
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Eichman's CF Blog: CGI Variables
http://eichmancfblog.blogspot.com/2009/03/cgi-variables.html
Friday, March 6, 2009. We recently migrated an old app from an IIS web server to an Apache web server. During this migration we found out the the code had referenced CGI.path name which did not work in Apache. The CGI variable was blank. We changed the CGI varible to be script name and all worked fine. I also found a couple of good blog posts about CGI variables and some gotcha's:. CGIhot n sexy Does Not Throw A ColdFusion Error. Apache 404 / CGI Weirdness. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
