This is usually a bad habit as it makes the SQL engine do extra work &
degrades performance -- in this case, it also causes confusion.'
What is the name of the column in the query that contains the style
name?
Dick
On Apr 13, 2004, at 9:53 AM, Joy Holman wrote:
> Yes, I want to output the stylenames as the html code is generated.
> Sorry, I added the list after sending the previous code. (Actually, I
> don't care if I have a list of the stylenames or not; I just want to
> get one of the style name values from the query into each of the
> onClick events.) The format of the list is defaulted to commas.
> Here's the code with the CF list.
>
> <cfquery��name="q_menu" datasource="mchfaq">
> SELECT * from qa_menu
> order by menu_sortText
> </cfquery>
> <cfoutput>
> <cfset bmarklinkList = #ValueList(q_menu.menu_bmarkLink)#>
>
> <script language="_javascript_" type="text/_javascript_">
> <!--
> function targetid(){
> return #bmarklinkList#;
> }
> -->
> </script>
> </cfoutput>
>
> <ul>
> <cfoutput query="q_menu">
> <li><A��HREF="" q_menu.menu_nonBmarkLink neq
> "">"#q_menu.menu_nonBmarkLink#"><cfelse>"##Ans"
>
> </a></li>
> </cfoutput>
> </ul>
>
> Basically, if the href value is an external URL, ignore the rest of
> the if statement. If the href value is a bookmark link, have the href
> go to a specific position on the page, (#Ans), and using CSS display
> the previously hidden content of the style names in the onClick.
>
> I've substituted style name values where the js goes, like so:
> <li><A HREF="" q_menu.menu_nonBmarkLink neq"">
> "#q_menu.menu_nonBmarkLink#"><cfelse>"##Ans"
>
> </a> </li>
>
> <li><A��HREF="" q_menu.menu_nonBmarkLink
> neq"">"#q_menu.menu_nonBmarkLink#"><cfelse>"##Ans"
>
> </a> </li>
>
> <li><A��HREF="" q_menu.menu_nonBmarkLink
> neq"">"#q_menu.menu_nonBmarkLink#">< cfelse>"##Ans"
>
> </li>
>
> I'd really like this to work. I think I could use this code a lot.
> Thanks again.
> Joy
>
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