It was commas, not semicolons, that were the issue; sorry for the bogus
info.
I looked through my notes for the project where I thought I remembered
running into it, and found this:
------------------------
- The double entries at the top level are caused by the comma in
#pat_name#.
Don't know why this version of cftree does that, but removing the comma
fixes the problem. There's a delimiter parameter to the cftree, but a)
it's not comma by default, and b) making it something odd that's not
in pat_names does nothing.
------------------------
If I'm right placing this chronologically, it was discovered when we moved
to MX61. Don't know if ti's still an issue in MX7.
Dave Merrill
> For what it's worth, I experimented with CFTREE and couldn't
> reproduce the problem there. Seems to be just CFGRID.
>
> Joy
>
> At 04:43 PM 5/6/2005 -0400, you wrote:
> >If I'm remembering right, the same thing happens with CFTREE, or
> at least it
> >did in older CF versions.
> >
> >Not that that's much help...
> >
> >Dave Merrill
> >
> >> Here's a strange one... If the text in a cell of the selected row
> >> of a CFMX7 Flash CFGRID contains a semicolon that is NOT the last
> >> character in the cell, it blows up, resulting in the error "The
> >> submitted cfgrid form field is corrupt."
> >>
> >> Here's some sample code for you:
> >>
> >> <CFSET myQuery = QueryNew("ticket_id,description")>
> >> <CFSET temp = QueryAddRow(myQuery)>
> >> <CFSET QuerySetCell(myQuery,"ticket_id","1")>
> >> <CFSET QuerySetCell(myQuery,"description","a;")>
> >> <CFSET temp = QueryAddRow(myQuery)>
> >> <CFSET QuerySetCell(myQuery,"ticket_id","2")>
> >> <CFSET QuerySetCell(myQuery,"description","a;b")>
> >>
> >> <CFFORM NAME="test" ACTION="test.cfm">
> >> <CFGRID NAME="testGrid" QUERY="myQuery" SELECTMODE="ROW"
> FORMAT="FLASH">
> >> </CFGRID>
> >> <CFINPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="submit">
> >> </CFFORM>
> >>
> >> Click on Row 1 and submit, and all is well. Click on Row 2 and
> >> submit and it throws the error. Is this a bug, perhaps?
> >>
> >> Joy
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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