A CFFORM feature is server-side validation. To kick it off, you need
specially formatted form field names. One of those is *_DATE.

Quoting from 
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/tags-p38.htm#wp2433198

===
Any form field name, from the cfform tag or an HTML form, that ends in
one of the following suffixes invokes server-side form validation:

    * _integer Verifies that the user entered a number.
    * _float Verifies that the user entered a number.
    * _range Verifies that a numeric value entered is within specified
boundaries.
    * _date Verifies that the user entered a date; converts to ODBC date format.
    * _time Verifies that the user correctly entered a time; converts
to ODBC time format.
    * _eurodate Verifies that the user entered a date in a standard
European date format; converts to ODBC date format.

Do not use these suffixes for your field names.
===

On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 13:45:45 -0700, Scott Weikert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey all -
> 
> Got a weird issue happening here. I've got a form that, when submitted,
> one of the fields doesn't get added to the 'form.fieldlist' variable -
> hence, doesn't get kicked over to the attributes scope (using
> CFFormURL2Attributes), and hence, causes an error to kick when that
> variable isn't present.
> 
> The variable IS present in the 'form' scope, though - it just isn't in
> form.fieldnames. Doing a dump of the form scope reveals the variable and
> the expected value. Doing a dump of the attributes scope, the variable
> isn't there.
> 
> The variable name in question is 'Brochure_Request_Date' - and I've
> since adjusted that field name to simply 'BrochureReqDate' and it works
> fine now. What in the old variable name could be the issue? The word
> 'Request'? I know it's not the underscores, as other fields in the same
> form have underscores in them.
> 
> --Scott
> 
> 

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