Peter,
You can access a list of all submitted fields in the Form.FieldNames
variable. Combine that with strategic naming conventions for your
dynamically created form fields and you should be good.
For example, I was working on a form today that has dynamic checkboxes
based on records in a db. I named each box "Standard#var#". Now I can
check the Form.FieldNames list with ListContains() for the list element
position of fields with the "Standard" prefix and get the field value with
Evaluate(ListGetAt(the position)).
hth,
Kevin
At 05:17 PM 8/16/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have a form, which has an uncertain number of fields. These fields are
>produced dependant on data in the database, the more data, the more fields.
>
>My question is, I need to be able to perform an update/insert into the
>database, but I'll never know for sure what/how many fields exist to perform
>this query. Has anyone done something similar to this, what would the best
>method to employ?
>
>Thanks,
>Peter
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Kevin Marshall
Web Application Developer
eCalton.com, Inc.
Vero Beach, FL
www.ecalton.com
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