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below code snippet can be used to replace "-"  of select drop down values with ",". JQuery('#sel_test option:contains ("-")).each function(index,option)    {       var sval = JQuery(option).val().replace(/\-/g,",");       JQuery(option).val(sval);       JQuery(option).html(sval);     }

There are many ways to validate HH:MM format. Below function also can be used to validate HH:MM format. function ValidateTime(value) {   var timepattern = /^([0-9]|0[0-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-3]):[0-5][0-9]$/;   if (value.match(timepattern ))     {        return true;     }  return false; }

Below code can be used to validate a UUID format or a transaction number format in ColdFusion <cfset test=ReMatchNoCase('[a-z0-9{8}-[a-z0-9]{4}-[a-z0-9]{4}-[a-z0-9]{12}',value) />

below isvalid code can be used for validating date with dd/mm/yyyy format <cfoutput>#isvalid("regex"," 02/28/2015","^(0[1-9]|[12][0- 9]|3[01])[- /.](0[1-9]|1[012])[- /.](19|20)\d\d$")#</cfoutput>

Issue: Infinte alert pop up when you use onblur event. This issue have been monitored in Safari, IE. Root Cause: Each time clicking on 'Ok' button of the alert, onblur happens and we are trapped in an infinite loop. Fix: You can refocus the control to different element in the form to get rid off an infinite alert pop up due to onblur  event usage in your application Sample code given below <script type="text/javascript"> function validate() { if(document.getElementById('txtval').value != " ") { alert("not valid value"); document.getElementById('txtint').focus(); } } </script> <form> <input type="text" id="txtval"  name="txtval" onblur="validate();"> <input type="text" name="txtint" id="txtint" > </form> Note:I faced this issue in Safari browser here, but i remember same issue i have been

The following code gives pagination output with 'next' and 'previous' links. <cfparam name="FirstRow" default="1"> <cfparam name="DispRecords" default="5"> <cfquery name="GetParks" datasource="cfdocexamples" >      SELECT PARKNAME, REGION, STATE      FROM Parks </cfquery> <cfset EndRow=FirstRow + DispRecords> <cfif FirstRow + DispRecords GREATER THAN GetParks.RecordCount>     <cfset EndRow=999> <cfelse>     <cfset EndRow=DispRecords> </cfif> <table border="1">    <tr>       <th>NO.</th>       <th>PARKNAME</th>       <th>REGION </th>       <th>STATE</th>          </tr> <cfoutput query="GetParks" startrow="#FirstRow#" maxrows="#EndRow#">  <tr>       <td>#CurrentRow#</td>  

We can do pagination of results in many ways. Here the following code gives the pagination output using numbers with ColdFusion. <cfparam name="URL.PageId" default="0"> <cfset RecordsPerPage = 5> <cfquery name="GetParks" datasource="cfdocexamples" >      SELECT PARKNAME, REGION, STATE      FROM Parks </cfquery> <cfset TotalPages = (GetParks.Recordcount/RecordsPerPage)-1> <cfset StartRow = (URL.PageId*RecordsPerPage)+1> <cfset EndRow = StartRow+RecordsPerPage-1> <cfoutput> <table border="1">    <tr>       <th>No.</th>       <th>PARKNAME</th>       <th>REGION </th>       <th>STATE</th>    </tr>    <cfloop query="GetParks">   <cfif CurrentRow gte StartRow >      <tr>         <td>#CurrentRow#</td>         <td>#PARKNAME#</td>         <td&