> I haven't mentioned all of them by any means, for example the
> way CF Linux radio buttons generate the variable "on" which is
> not understood by Postgresql which actually wants "true".
I'm no Linux expert by any means, but I'm not sure what you mean by a "CF
Linux" radio button. The syntax and behavior for radio buttons don't have
anything to do with CF, unless you're using CFFORM/CFINPUT to generate them.
In any case, when using radio buttons, you have to specify the value you
want for each - if you don't, they won't be much use.
I may be wrong, but you might be thinking about checkboxes. With them also,
CF doesn't have anything to do with their syntax and behavior, unless using
CFFORM/CFINPUT to generate them. With a checkbox, if you don't specify a
value, the default value will be "on" - that is, that's what the form will
send back to the server.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
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