alert("string");
alert(number);
alert(boolean);
that's why it works with the alert. strings in an alert need to be in
quotes. other values such as numerics or booleans do not.
can you do me a favor and view the source of your page and copy/paste
the rendered JavaScript? or if possible give a URL to the page so I
can view source?
On 11/1/06, Richard White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks for the replies
>
> if i take the quotes away when using the array it doesnt work:
>
> alert(<cfoutput>#session.milestone[1].name#</cfoutput>);
>
> this doesnt work but if i put the quotes it does:
>
> alert("<cfoutput>#session.milestone[1].name#</cfoutput>");
>
> even if i try it both ways with the i for the index it says the same thing
>
> i am trying to do this for the time being just to get it to work without the
> struct count but using the for loop:
>
> for(i=1; i<= 4;i++)
>
> but it is still saying the same error about element 5
>
> thanks
>
>
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