<!---set dsnless conn string --->
<cfset MyConnectionString = "Driver={Microsoft Access Driver
(*.mdb)};Dbq=ten.mdb;DefaultDir=D:\inetpub\data\;Uid=Admin;Pwd=Password;">
<!--- end set dsnless conn string --->
<!--- set page number based on the querystring, if it is not defined we take it for granted the user has just entered and set the default page number to 1 --->
<cfif (isdefined("url.pagenumber"))>
<cfparam name="pagenum"
default="#url.pagenumber#">
<cfelse>
<cfparam name="pagenum"
default="1">
</cfif>
<!--- end set page number --->
<!--- a standard DB query to get the records --->
<cfquery name="contacts"
connectstring="#MyConnectionString#"
dbtype="dynamic">
SELECT ctcID, ctcFname, ctcLname, ctcPhone1, ctcPhone2, ctcPhone3
FROM tblCtcs
WHERE (ctcInfo=Yes)
ORDER BY ctcLname, ctcFname ASC
</cfquery>
<!--- end DB query --->
<!--- here we process the number of records to show per page based on what the user wants
(querystring), if there is no selection made by the user, we set and show 5 records per page --->
<cfif (isdefined("url.nrecords"))>
<cfset MaxRows_contacts="#url.nrecords#">
<cfelse>
<cfset MaxRows_contacts="5">
</cfif>
<!--- end records per page if statements --->
<!--- here we determine the total number of records that exist, then do some multiplication then division to determine the total number of pages that will exist for this query, based on the number of records per page the user decides... clear as mud huh? --->
<cfset StartRow_contacts=Min((pagenum-1)*MaxRows_contacts+1,Max(contacts.RecordCount,1))>
<cfset EndRow_contacts=Min(StartRow_contacts+MaxRows_contacts-1,contacts.RecordCount)>
<cfset TotalPages_contacts=Ceiling(contacts.RecordCount/MaxRows_contacts)>
<!--- end number of records/pages code --->
<!--- here is the beginning of the HTML --->
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/loose.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<title>Summer Family Website</title>
<meta http-equiv="expires"
content="-1">
<meta http-equiv="pragma"
CONTENT="no-cache">
<meta name="author" content="James H. Summer,
Jr.">
<meta name="ROBOTS"
content="ALL">
<meta name="description"
content="Jim Summer James Summer Sonny Summer Diane Summer Leena Summer Jake Summer Bolles School Kentwood High
School">
<meta name="KEYWORDS"
content="Jim Summer James Summer Sonny Summer Diane Summer Leena Summer Jake Summer Bolles School Kentwood High
School">
<script language="javascript"
src="j/o.js"></script>
<!--<style type="text/css" media="all">@import
"ncb.css";</style>-->
<script language="javascript"
src="j/rc.js"></script>
<!--- this js is for the drop down box in the html page --->
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function slappy() {
document.changy.submit();
}
//-->
</script>
<!--- end drop down box js --->
<link rel="stylesheet"
type="text/css"
media="print"
href="c/print.css" />
</head>
<body>
<div id="logo"><img
src="i/famlogo5.gif"
border="0"
height="72"
width="542" /></div>
<div id="nv">
<!--custom tag for navigation include -->
<cf_leftnav>
<!--/custom tag for nav inc--></div>
<div id="content"><div
id="c"><script
language="javascript"
src="j/d.js"></script></div>
<h1>Contact Information</h1>
<p>Click on the person's name to view their full contact information.</p>
<!--- this drop down box determines the number of records per page to show the user --->
<form name="changy"
action="ctcs.cfm?lite=ctcs<cfif
(isdefined("url.pagenumber"))>&pagenumber=#url.pagenumber#</cfif>"
method="get">
<p>Show me: <select
name="nrecords"
onChange="slappy();">
<cfoutput>
<cfif (isdefined("url.nrecords"))><option
value="#url.nrecords#"> #url.nrecords# Records</option>
<cfelse>
<option value="">Number of Records</option>
</cfif>
</cfoutput>
<option value="1"> 1 Record</option>
<option value="2"> 2 Records</option>
<option value="3"> 3 Records</option>
<option value="4"> 4 Records</option>
<option value="5"> 5 Records</option>
<option value="10">10 Records</option>
<option value="15">15 Records</option>
<option value="20">20 Records</option>
<option value="25">25 Records</option>
</select> per page.</p>
</form>
<!--- end drop down box --->
<!--- here we are showing the user how many pages this recordset consists of, based on their number of records per page choice --->
<cfoutput><p class="normplus">Found
<b>#TotalPages_contacts#</b> pages of records. Now viewing page
<strong>#pagenum#</strong>.</p></cfoutput>
<!--- end showing number of pages --->
<!--- what I am doing here is setting a variable called counter to either 1 or 2 and creating a style for the div based on that variable, it will return div class="userlist1" or div class="userlist2" which displays alternating colored rows. You see if it reaches 3 it is reset to 1 and starts over, never displaying a 3 --->
<cfset counter="1">
<cfoutput query="contacts"
startRow="#StartRow_contacts#"
maxRows="#MaxRows_contacts#">
<cfif counter is "3">
<cfset counter="1">
</cfif>
<!--- end setting the counter now spit out the html with it's unique divs --->
<!--- alternating colored html rows display --->
<div class="userlist#counter#">
<dl>
<dt><a onFocus="blur();"
href="ctcs_full.cfm?lite=ctcs&display=#ctcID#"
title="Click here for #Trim(contacts.ctcFname)#'s
info.">#Trim(contacts.ctcFname)# #Trim(contacts.ctcLname)#</a></dt>
<dd><strong>Main Phone:</strong> #Trim(contacts.ctcPhone1)#</dd>
</dl>
</div>
<cfset counter="#NumberFormat((counter) +
1)#">
</cfoutput>
<!--- end alternating colored html rows display --->
<!--- ok here is a cool part, we determine what page we are on, if there is another page, and if there is a previous page.... the NEXT or BACK buttons are displayed according to if the sections return a true or not --->
<cfoutput>
<cfif (isdefined("pagenum")) AND
((#pagenum#) GT 1) AND ((#pagenum#) LT (#TotalPages_contacts#))>
<p class="centaur">«-<a
onFocus="blur();"
href="ctcs.cfm?lite=ctcs&pagenum=#NumberFormat((pagenum) -1)#<cfif
(isdefined("url.nrecords"))>&nrecords=#url.nrecords#</cfif><cfif
(isdefined("url.pagenumber"))>&pagenumber=#url.pagenumber#</cfif>">Back</a> :: <a
onFocus="blur();" href="ctcs.cfm?lite=ctcs&pagenum=#NumberFormat((pagenum) + 1)#<cfif
(isdefined("url.nrecords"))>&nrecords=#url.nrecords#</cfif><cfif
(isdefined("url.pagenumber"))>&pagenumber=#url.pagenumber#</cfif>">Next</a>-»</p>
</cfif>
<cfif (isdefined("pagenum")) AND
((#pagenum#) EQ 1) AND ((#pagenum#) LT (#TotalPages_contacts#))>
<p class="centaur"><a
onFocus="blur();"
href="ctcs.cfm?lite=ctcs&pagenum=#NumberFormat((pagenum) + 1)#<cfif
(isdefined("url.nrecords"))>&nrecords=#url.nrecords#</cfif><cfif
(isdefined("url.pagenumber"))>&pagenumber=#url.pagenumber#</cfif>">Next</a>-»</p>
</cfif>
<cfif (isdefined("pagenum")) AND ((#pagenum#) GTE 2) AND ((#pagenum#) EQ (#TotalPages_contacts#))>
<p class="centaur">«-<a
onFocus="blur();"
href="ctcs.cfm?lite=ctcs&pagenum=#NumberFormat((pagenum) -1)#<cfif (isdefined("url.nrecords"))>&nrecords=#url.nrecords#</cfif><cfif (isdefined("url.pagenumber"))>&pagenumber=#url.pagenumber#</cfif>">Back</a></p>
</cfif>
</cfoutput>
<!--- end the NEXT and BACK code --->
</div>
<div id="footer"><!--custom tag footer nav inc-->
<cf_footnav>
<!--/custom tag footer nav inc--></div>
</body>
</html>
<!--- flush the db connection below --->
<cfset cfusion_dbconnections_flush()>
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Aliasing Your SQL Statements
Many developers I have talked to are not aware of the ability to create an "alias" in an SQL statement, concatenate, and even add strings into your SQL statements. A little work up front in the SQL can cut out a lot of tedious coding in thetag.
Author: Jim Summer
Views: 14,955
Posted Date: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 -
Database Dates (between ranges)
This deals with database dates: (1)inserting a properly formatted date into the database, and then (2)pulling a query from the database between a date range defined by 2 text boxes.
Author: Jim Summer
Views: 17,929
Posted Date: Monday, December 9, 2002 -
Navigation as an include file
Create an include file (custom tag) for your navigation to help make maintenance easier! This include file lights up the button depending on where the user is at in your website, and is XHTML 1.1 validated! If you need to edit your navigation, just do it in 1 place, the include file! Javascript included :)
Author: Jim Summer
Views: 52,799
Posted Date: Thursday, December 12, 2002 -
Recordset Paging in Cold Fusion
This will pull a predefined number of records from a database, allow the user to change the number of records to be shown, and write the "NEXT" or "BACK" (or both) buttons at the bottom of the page. Thus allowing the user to "surf" through the database. See it in action at http://freecfm.com/t/tentonhead/ and click on the "CTCS" link when you get there. The HTML for this page has changed a little since I first did this (so it validates as XHTML1.1) but the CFML remains as it is in this snippet.
Author: Jim Summer
Views: 26,349
Posted Date: Monday, December 9, 2002 -
Replacing "enter" key with "<br>" tag
This little piece of code will transform those pesky "enter" keys in a textarea into "
" tags so your users input is printed out properly in your html page.
Author: Jim Summer
Views: 17,704
Posted Date: Friday, December 13, 2002 -
Search Engine Bot Notifier
This code detects the most common user agents (web browsers) and notifies you via email if it is not a recognized user agent as defined in the code. Usually this will be a bot of some sort. Extrememly useful for tracking how often Google, Yahoo, etc visits your site. It will email you the bot and a reverse IP lookup url with the IP appended so you can verify if it is a "good bot" or a "bad (spam) bot" (then you can block that IP or stop processing of the page). Use this in your home page or as an include file throughout your site. Nothing fancy it should work on MX also although I have not tested it there.
Author: Jim Summer
Views: 11,479
Posted Date: Wednesday, April 14, 2004
