Oh crap! You are right. I was used to using that while IN the cfc because I
named the argument LabView. Thanks.

Greg

On 2/9/07, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> "LabView" (name of the form that was submitted)
>
> What do you mean by this phrase?  If you mean that you have something like
> this on the form page <form name="LabView">, this does not apply on the
> action page.  On the action page the form values are always in a structure
> named "form" and I would do something like this:
> argumentcollection="#form#".
>
> If you do something on the action page that processes the form scope into
> a structure named "LabView" then this does not apply.
>
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