While  in the process of building a flip book that populates itself with an image and then the story that accompanies that story. I encountered a problem with getting the text to wrap around the image. After a little Googling, here is the solution to share.

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If you want to close a pop up window and refresh the parent page to reflect the update

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To make life easier on the user, allow them to step through a recordset X amount of records at a time.

Top of page w/query

<cfset currentPage=GetFileFromPath(GetBaseTemplatePath())> <cfparam name="PageNum_selectMeg" default="1"> <cfquery name="selectMeg" datasource="PRMC-onlinecalendar-MCIP"> INSERT QUERY HERE </cfquery> <cfset MaxRows_selectMeg=50> <cfset StartRow_selectMeg=Min((PageNum_selectMeg-1)*MaxRows_selectMeg+1,Max(selectMeg.RecordCount,1))> <cfset EndRow_selectMeg=Min(StartRow_selectMeg+MaxRows_selectMeg-1,selectMeg.RecordCount)> <cfset TotalPages_selectMeg=Ceiling(selectMeg.RecordCount/MaxRows_selectMeg)> <cfset QueryString_selectMeg=Iif(CGI.QUERY_STRING NEQ "", DE("&"&XMLFormat(CGI.QUERY_STRING)),DE(""))> <cfset tempPos = ListContainsNoCase(QueryString_selectMeg, "PageNum_selectMeg=","&")> <cfif tempPos NEQ 0> <cfset QueryString_selectMeg=ListDeleteAt(QueryString_selectMeg,tempPos,"&")> </cfif>

Then make output:

<cfoutput query="selectMeg" startRow="#StartRow_selectMeg#" MaxRows="#MaxRows_selectMeg#"> Output Stuff Here </cfoutput>

Then put you link list anywhere on the page you want the users to see it:

<cfscript> TM_Counter = 0; For (i=1; i LTE selectMeg.RecordCount; i = i + MaxRows_selectMeg) { TM_Counter = TM_Counter +1; TM_endCount = Min(selectMeg.RecordCount,i + MaxRows_selectMeg - 1); If(TM_Counter NEQ PageNum_selectMeg) { WriteOutput('<a href="#CurrentPage#?PageNum_selectMeg=#TM_Counter##QueryString_selectMeg#" mce_href="#CurrentPage#?PageNum_selectMeg=#TM_Counter##QueryString_selectMeg#">#i#-#TM_endCount#</a>'); }Else{ WriteOutput("<b>" & i & "-" & TM_endCount & "</b>"); } If (TM_endCount neq selectMeg.RecordCount) WriteOutput(" | ");} </cfscript>

In the last line above the closing cfscript you can change the pipe '|' to any differnent divider you would like.

Also, I like to put on at the top and bottom of the page if there are a number of records. Just copy and paste the above script multiple times on the page for multiple link lists.

Javascript:
<script language="jscript" type="text/javascript">
 function Confirm() {
  return confirm ("Are you sure you want to delete this project?");
 }
</script>

On the href:
onclick="return Confirm();"

Seems like I am constantly looking for how to keep the prev / next buttons on Lightbox 2 always on and reposition them. Simply edit the CSS:

#prevLink { left: 0; float: left; background: url(../images/prevlabel.gif) left 0% no-repeat; }#nextLink { right: 0; float: right; background: url(../images/nextlabel.gif) right 0% no-repeat; }
#prevLink:hover, #prevLink:visited:hover { background: url(../images/prevlabel.gif) left 0% no-repeat; }
#nextLink:hover, #nextLink:visited:hover { background: url(../images/nextlabel.gif) right 0% no-repeat; }

Obviously change the url to the buttons. Also the .. 0% no-repeat is the position. 0% is at the top and 100% is at the bottom. Trying to figure out how to extend the padding at the bottom and place it there instead so it doesn't interfer with the picture.