Hello Paul, turns out that ActionScript has a Number() function which does
what you needed.
I've never used flash forms before, so this may seem like a silly question,
but when I display this form the first two fields are empty rather than
having the value of zero. Why is that?
<cfform format="flash" width="500">
<cfinput name="FieldOne" type="text" label="Field One" validate="float"
value="0" width="60">
<cfinput name="FieldTwo" type="text" label="Field Two" validate="float"
value="0" width="60">
<cfinput name="FieldTotal" type="text" label="Field Total"
enabled="false" bind="{Number(FieldOne.text) + Number(FieldTwo.text)}"
width="60">
</cfform>
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 3:08 PM, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> NM.
> just put in default value to 0
> that fixed it...
> sw33t!
>
>
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