For example, I don’t want to export some radio buttons which are displayed on the top of the table rows for sorting column. I want to skip this sort by row. Thank you!
-Wen
]]>- Technically, from, to, and subject are the only required attributes. =)
- Since emails should generally be smtp authenticated, I suggest adding servername, username, and password (and maybe even cc) as attributes, since they would be commonly used
- And maybe even
servername=”#application.mailservername#” username=”#application.mailusername#” password=”#application.mailpassword#” (or similar variables)
Putting these all into snippets is a great idea!
]]>- StringValue and NumericValue will probably be form.StringValue and form.NumericValue (or url.StringValue and url.NumericValue)
- #createodbcdate(now())# might more often be #CreateODBCDateTime(Now())# (my capitalization means nothing)
6) Record ID of last row inserted
- another nit.. ‘value’ should be ‘#value#’.. and probably ‘#form.value#’ (or ‘#url.value#’)
]]>3) Functions
- I agree with Raymond - use var scoping.
(after the line)
Also, it looks like the value of the variable in the query should be
value=”#arguments.FieldName4#”
rather than
value=”#query.ID#”
4) Delete statement, Update statement, and Increment count
- This is a nit, but the variable name will most likely be #form.ID# (or #url.ID#) instead of #query.ID#
]]>Thanks for stopping by. I added “SCOPE” to the alt row color snippet and also a name attribute to the form snip.
Good to know that iif() is slower.
]]>Here are a few comments for refinement:
1) Alternate row color
- might want to add the scope to the variable (q.currentrow instead of currentrow)
- if the background is already white (which it often is), you can use a simple instead of #iif(), since iff is generally slower.
bgcolor=”##efefef”>
or with a css class:
class=”row”>
2) Forms
- it might be useful to add a name attribute to the form tag
]]>Here are a few comments for refinement:
1) Alternate row color
- might want to add the scope to the variable (q.currentrow instead of currentrow)
- if the background is already white (which it often is), you can use a simple instead of #iif(), since iff is generally slower.
bgcolor=”##efefef”>
or with a css class:
class=”row”>
2) Forms
- it might be useful to add a name attribute to the form tag
3) Functions
- I agree with Raymond - use var scoping.
(after the line)
Also, it looks like the value of the variable in the query should be
value=”#arguments.FieldName4#”
rather than
value=”#query.ID#”
4) Delete statement, Update statement, and Increment count
- This is a nit, but the variable name will most likely be #form.ID# (or #url.ID#) instead of #query.ID#
5) Insert statement
- StringValue and NumericValue will probably be form.StringValue and form.NumericValue (or url.StringValue and url.NumericValue)
- #createodbcdate(now())# might more often be #CreateODBCDateTime(Now())# (my capitalization means nothing)
6) Record ID of last row inserted
- another nit.. ‘value’ should be ‘#value#’.. and probably ‘#form.value#’ (or ‘#url.value#’)
7) Cfmail basic
- Technically, from, to, and subject are the only required attributes. =)
- Since emails should generally be smtp authenticated, I suggest adding servername, username, and password (and maybe even cc) as attributes, since they would be commonly used
- And maybe even
servername=”#application.mailservername#” username=”#application.mailusername#” password=”#application.mailpassword#” (or similar variables)
Putting these all into snippets is a great idea!
]]>Your first function example doesn’t use var scoping. That’s considered _very_ bad practice.
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