> Did you mean ItemSearchResults[QueryItem][CurrentRow]?
> The original query, not the subset right?
Yea - the original query. Sorry if I typoed!
> Exactly what should be declared with a VAR statement?
> you mean like "TEMPVAR"? or "ItemSearchResultsSubSet"?
There is a very simple rule for this - and it applies to UDFs as well.
If you define a variable in the method, you must VAR it. Don't forget
that cfquery generates a new variable as well, you should var scope it
as well.
<cffunction .....>
N <cfarg tags>
<cfset var x = 1>
<cfset var getMoo = "">
<cfquery name="getMoo" ....>
</cfquery>
<cfloop index="x" from=1 to="#getMoo.recordCount#">
....
</cfloop>
</cffunction>
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