On Thu, 20 Sep 2001 07:09:33 -0700 (PDT), cf refactoring
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>According to the http protocol, unchecked control
>items such as checkboxes and radios are not sent at
>all. Therefore, your action page will get no clue that
>they exist. It's just one of those things with forms.
>
>You'll have to remember what control items you have in
>your program. One common way of dealing with it is to
>do <cfparam>'s for all your checkboxes in your action
>page.
Thanks, but if you look at the code I posted with my question, you'll
see that's exactly what I am doing. Any ideas what else could be wrong.
>--- Kay Smoljak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I have a dynamically generated form, with numbered
>> fields. I have the
>> following code on my action page to set all
>> checkboxes to 0 by default
>> (the hardcoded 50 is for testing purposes):
>>
>> <cfloop from="1" to="50" index="p">
>> <cfset str="form.include" &
>> "#numberformat(p,"00_")#">
>> <cfparam name="str" default="0">
>> <cfoutput>#str#</cfoutput>
>> </cfloop>
>>
>> The cfoutput bit at the end is displaying the
>> correct formfield names:
>> form.include001, form.include002 etc etc. These are
>> the same as the
>> formfields on the form page.
>>
>> Later down in the action page, however, trying to
>> display the values of
>> the formfields is throwing an "Error resolving
>> parameter
>> FORM.INCLUDE001" if the checkbox on the form is not
>> checked. It's got me
>> completely stumped. If it is checked it all works
>> fine. So it looks like
>> there is something wrong with the cfparam statement.
>> Any ideas?
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