> > <cfset VARIABLES["confirmrestrictionsite1_#primernum#"] =
> > ucase(VARIABLES["confirmrestrictionsite1_#primernum#"])>
> >
> > or
> >
> > <cfset VARIABLES["confirmrestrictionsite1_" & primernum] =
> > ucase(VARIABLES["confirmrestrictionsite1_" & primernum])>
>
> I am running MX, however both of these constructions throw an
> error:
>
> "Element confirmrestrictionsite1_1 is undefined in a Java
> object of type
> class coldfusion.runtime.VariableScope referenced as "
>
> There is also the general problem of how to specify the value
> of a variable
> when part of the variable name is also a variable, like
>
> <loop>
>
> <input ... Value="#('confirmrestrictionsite1_#primernum#')# ...>
>
> Which does not work BTW.
This indicates that the variable doesn't exist in the first place. Forget
about the variable name for a bit. Let's say you have something like this:
<cfset foo = Ucase(foo)>
If the variable foo doesn't exist in the first place, you're going to get
that error.
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