Ray, thanks for the attempt to help with such little information I provided.
lol I finally realized I was referencing the wrong view in th URL json data.
Since I was referencing the wrong view, which we set up in an xml file mapping,
it was never hitting the set method in my cfc.
Again, thanks!
>So a few questions.
>
>I see you have JS code to get the order out from the list. Have you
>confirmed it does so correctly? Ie, if you console.dir($("##wrapper
>form").serialize()) do you see the proper data there?
>
>If so - the next thing to do is look at your CFC code and see how it
>gets it. When jQuery does a serialize on form fields, it can create a
>structure of data that doesn't always mesh well with CF. SO for
>example, and I'm going by memory here so take this with a grain of
>salt, it may pass fields like so:
>
>name[1]=ray&name[2]=jay
>
>While that works fine in PHP, it doesn't work well in CF. Normally I
>write my own code to serialize the form data. Obviously though if you
>take your CFM that you are calling and <cfdump> the form scope to a
>file, you can see exactly what CF "got" when you posted your crap.
>
>Make sense?
>
>
>On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 10:23 AM, Teed Younger <[email protected]> wrote:
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