Don’t Drive This Over 50 or It’ll Blow Up!!!
<!--- include template for document header ---> <cfinclude template="dochead.cfm"> <!-- updateFrogConfirm.cfm: template to enter frog data into the froggy table and display updated info. --> <!--- Use the cfquery tag to insert the updated frog contact info into the "froggy" table ---> <cfquery name="updFrogs" datasource="#application.DS#"> UPDATE froggy SET frogName='#form.frogName#', frogColor='#form.frogColor#', frogEyeColor='#form.frogEyeColor#', frogHairColor='#form.frogHairColor#', obnoxiousnessRating='#form.obnoxiousnessRating#', WHERE frogID=#form.frogID# </cfquery> <!--- Query the froggy table again, using the value of frogID to retrieve all of the data entered for the frog just updated ---> <cfquery name="getFrog" datasource="caramel-i275015"> SELECT frogID, frogName, frogColor, frogEyeColor, frogHairColor, obnoxiousnessRating FROM froggy WHERE frogID = #form.frogID# </cfquery> <!-- Begin frog display table --> <h2>Frog Data Updated:</h2> <div id="tbl"> <table cellspacing="0"> <!--- Use the cfoutput tag to output the data retrieved in the getRecord query. Because only one record is being retrieved, the table used here will output one or several related fields per row. ---> <cfoutput query="getFrog"> <tr> <td class="bld">Frog ID:</td><td>#frogID#</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="bld">Frog Name:</td><td>#frogName#</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="bld">Frog Color:</td><td>#frogColor#</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="bld">Frog Eye Color:</td><td>#frogEyeColor#</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="bld">Frog Hair Color:</td><td>#frogHairColor#</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="bld">Frog Obnoxiousness Rating:</td><td>#obnoxiousnessRating#</td> </tr> </table> <!--- email updated contact info to frog ---> <cfmail to="froggy@badisp.com" from="acourtois@badisp.com" subject="Updated Frog Info" Here is your updated frog information: Frog Name: #frogName# Frog Color: #frogColor# Frog Eye Color: #frogEyeColor# Frog Hair Color: #frogHairColor# Obnoxiousness Rating: #obnoxiousnessRating# </cfmail> <!-- Return to welcome or frog update page --> <p><a href="updateFrog.cfm">Update more info</a>?</p> </cfoutput> </div> <!--- include template for document header ---> <cfinclude template="docend.cfm">
Necessary disclaimer: I doubt there are any people in my class who know where my blahg is. If there are, I haven’t tested this code. It isn’t part of the project. It probably doesn’t work. Well, it *definitely* doesn’t work! ’cause it isn’t real and there is no “froggy” table and there’re prob’ly about a million billion typos in my code. And your project is prob’ly better than mine! Good luck and seeya Monday. I’m struggling as much as you are. 🙂
grok grok. Whaddya mean, “Obnoxiousness rating?” Frgok grok.
December 14th, 2006 at 11:40 pm
and here I thought that Froggy was trying to set up a “Froggy Web Dating Service”…
December 15th, 2006 at 9:09 am
Obnoxiousness Rating, Okay, that’s a good thing to know. Frog Hair Color? Hmm, frogs, toads, skinks, salamanders and axolotls don’t have hair.
signed, a newt
“She turned me into a newt, Sire!”
“She did?”
“Well, I got better, Sire.”
December 15th, 2006 at 9:27 am
Grok grok. Well, *I* am a *frog* ‘n’ *I* have some nice *green* hair. ‘n’ green eyes with a bit o’ purple aroun’ th’ edges. grok grok grok!
What’s a ol’ axolotl? C’n I have one? Grok grok. C’n I have th’ skink too? Grok grok.
December 17th, 2006 at 11:30 am
Frooooooooogy, you are an exceptional frog, by any definition of the word exceptional! As a rule, the Class Amphibia has neither scales, feathers, nor fur. You however are in a class by yourself.
(As retired teachers, so are my dad and Fran, , but that’s a different story.)