On Jan 21, 2008 4:26 PM, Erika L. Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not doing a loop. I just want the select to have the value in the DB
> selected. there's ONLY those two values. Only two salespeople, and I am
> keeping it DEAD simple right now.
Assuming it isn't a caching issue, what happens when you add <cfset
form.QISALESPERSON = "Jay" /> above your select, and then view the
source to see if the correct value is selected?
> As for refreshing, this is a page I am loadfing from the DB. What does
> refreshing have to do with it? It is ONLY this one select element that is
> not working. I've got 4 others and their values are selected properly....
The browser may think that you were entering information on the form,
saved it's state, and thus is setting the select to what was there
before, vs. what you're piping as "selected" from CF.
> That said, you dont see any typos or anything else amiss with the actual
> structure of the select element?
Looks like it should work. *scratches chin contemplatively*
--
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