The only way you will be able to do what you are wanting that I can think of
is to create a array of structures to hold the data of the paticular view
and when they do their modifications then return them to the page with the
values of those structures.


Doug



----- Original Message -----
From: "Janine Jakim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 10:12 AM
Subject: get back to correct section...


> I have a page that allows the user to choose how they want to view the
> information (ie: by subject/by homeroom teacher/user defined)
> So they pull up a student by any of these views and I want them to be able
> to add/update their grades and return to the same view they were at.  This
> includes not only the view (by subject/homerrom/etc) but also the student
> and their grades for the chosen subject.
> I want to do it the most efficient way to achieve this and I'm not sure
> which way to do it.
>
> Currently on the update page I already separate cflocation scheme that
> allows the user to see the student info with the  chosen subject.  Now I
> need to add the view part of it...
> ie:
> <CFSWITCH EXPRESSION="#SubjectType#">
> <!---Return to Reading page--->
> <CFCASE VALUE="1">
> <CFLOCATION URL="Index.cfm?fa=UpdateR&ID=#ID#">
> </CFCASE>
> <!---return to Word study page---->
> <CFCASE VALUE="12">
> <CFLOCATION URL="Index.cfm?fa=UpdateWS&ID=#ID">
> </CFCASE>
>
> there's one of these for each subject + grade (30 some in all)
> I'm wondering how to handle this?
> I think the worse option would be making separate update pages for each
> view.  I've also thought about encasing the cfcase statements with CFIF
> ie:
> <CFIF view EQ SortByHomeroom>
> <CFCASE>
> 
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