When you use the image type in HTML is passes the .x and .y coords
of where on the image you clicked. If you cfdump the form scope
you will see which variables are available to you. Also, if you
have multiple image types only the one you click will be passed
to the action page.
DM
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I've never used cfdump. Whats the syntax to dump the variables from the form?
cfdump var=query
Outputs: query
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 9:55:38 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you use the image type in HTML is passes the .x and .y coords
of where on the image you clicked. If you cfdump the
Try:
cfdump var=#Form#
and check the manual...
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FAQ:
OK...now I get:
FIELDNAMES NEW.X,NEW.Y
NEW.X 11
NEW.Y 11
FORM.fieldnames: NEW.X,NEW.Y
How can I check just for new?
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 16:11:19 +0100, Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
Try:
cfdump var=#Form#
and check the manual...
cfdump var=#form#
Cfdump is a CF developer's best friend. Learn to use it and use
it often!
DM
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I've never used cfdump. Whats the syntax to dump the variables
from the form?
cfdump var=query
Outputs: query
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 9:55:38 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK...now I get:
FIELDNAMES NEW.X,NEW.Y
NEW.X 11
NEW.Y 11
FORM.fieldnames: NEW.X,NEW.Y
How can I check just for new?
If you're using CFDUMP to dump the Form scope, and something doesn't show up
in there that you're expecting, well, it's not in there, so there's nothing
else to
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