The solution you gave for "Displaying the first value" was great, thanks.
Now I realise that I need the variable to hold the default value from the
database on the first pass,
but when the user selects a value from the list box I want that to become
the current value.
<cfquery name="userinfo" datasource="db1">
SELECT DomainName
FROM Domains</cfquery>
<cfset variables.CurrentDomain = userinfo.DomainName[1] />
<cfoutput>#variables.CurrentDomain#</cfoutput>
<FORM action="admin.cfm" method="post">
<SELECT name="listboxdomain">
<cfoutput query="userinfo">
<OPTION value="#DomainName#">#DomainName#
</CFOUTPUT>
</SELECT>
<input name="Go" type="submit">
</FORM>
The template is named "admin.cfm", so I am having the form call itself.
How can I detect if it the first time the template has been called, so that
I
can assign the var the results of the db code on the first pass, and the
value of the listbox on the other passes?
Rodger
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