Cf8 ajax/layout issue - intranet application

i have a cflayoutarea that contains a cfdiv which is
populated dynamically with ajax. depending on what the user chooses
in a cfinput-autosuggest at the top of the form, a cfdiv will get
plain html -OR- a cfform containing a
cfinput type=button.
the cfform containing the cfinput type=button executes
onclick=coldfusion.window.create(), and the source file specified
is a coldfusion template containing a cfform with a cfgrid. the
query that populates the cfgrid sometimes returns sufficient data
so as to make the grid larger (vertically) than the size of the
window. when this happens, a scroll bar is generated. when i use
the scrollbar, the grid won't move. the upper border of the grid
(atop the header) is the only part that does. the data at the
bottom of the grid is rendered inaccessible.
however, everything works perfectly in FireFox 2.0.0.11.
if i take the cfform containing the cfinput type=button out
of the cflayoutarea, it works fine in IE7 and FireFox.
my organization officially supports IE7, not FireFox. the
application needs to use ajax so that it can either return plain
html in the cflayoutarea OR the cfform w/cfintput type=button that
drives the popup window. either that or i
have to completely rethink how i'm delivering this data.
i've built a working example of this that uses two files:
test_main.cfm and test_grid.cfm....thanks!

could you post a sample of your code please

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As for "safe", clone backup in case there is a feature you don't like about the new version, so you can always run it like it was before.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-1992
You don't know how Adobe might alter the overall PDF frameworks on the computer when the upgrade is completed. If you don't clone, you may find yourself stuck with whatever changes they make.

Share graphic layout across web applications (WAR)

Does somebody know how to share graphic layout across web applications?
e.g. how to dynamically include a layout html across multiple webapps, so, if I make a change to that layout,, the change is automatically reflected in all webapplications already deployed.
any idea will be appreciated

Hi,
To have a common layout across multiple web applications you can use cascading style sheets (css). By making use of the same style sheet you can have the same appearance in all the web applications. Changing the styles in the css will be reflected in all the pages that make use of this css. The changes wont be effected though in all the already deployed web applications. They will have to be re deployed for the changes to take effect.
Hope this helps you
Cheers
Giri :-)
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