Kris

        If you are using Fusionscript, which I think you mentioned.  There
is a Fusionscript list as well.
        You can go to www.fusionscript.com to join.     
But here is how I am returning my query results from the server page to the
calling (client page)

                <!-----Server Page----------->
                <Query>
                        Get info
                </Query>

        <CFIF Query.recordcount>
        <CFSCRIPT>
                <!---returns one record--------------->
                myarray =arraynew(1);
                myarray [1] = Query.Value1; 
                myarray [2] = Query.Value2; 
                myarray [3] = Query.Value3; 
                myarray [4] = Query.Value4; 
                myarray [5] = Query.Value5; 
                 
                <!---If you want all records--------------->
                Myarray = arraynew(2);
                control = query.recordcount +1;
                start = 1;
                while (start LT control){
                        myarray[start][1] = Query.value1[start];
                        myarray[start][2] = Query.value2[start];
                        start = start +1;
                        }
        </CFSCRIPT>

        <cf_fs_activeServer action="return" name="returnarray"
value="#myarray#" type="array">

        <!----Client page,  remember CF starts arrays at 1 , Javascript at
-------->
        <!-----inside the Fusionscript Funtion----------------->
                <!---for 1D array---->
                form.field1 = returnarray[0];
                form.field2 = returnarray[1];
                form.field3 = returnarray[2];
                form.field4 = returnarray[3];
                form.field5 = returnarray[4];
                
                <!---for 2d array------->
                <!---Normaly I use this for populating select lists---->
                <cf_fs_loop from="0" to="arrayLen(returnarray)-1" index="i">

                <cf_fs_select action="addOption"
                        field="'selectfieldname'"
                        value="returnarray[i][0]"
                        text="returnarray[i][1]">
                </cf_fs_loop>

Let me know if this is what you were looking or has my caffeine not kicked
in yet ;o)

Rodney

-----Original Message-----
From: Kris Pilles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 7:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Dynamic Array Help


Ok.... I've got my array.... However.... Now, I sent it back to where it
needs to go... How do I take the data within the array and basically
query it so I can sort it so I can parse the records out to populate my
form???

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 10:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Dynamic Array Help


As in

<cfset array.ID = ArrayNew(1)>
<cfset array.AID = ArrayNew(1)>

<cfset array.ID[count] = value>


-----Original Message-----
From: Kris Pilles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Friday, 28 June 2002 12:16 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Dynamic Array Help

Haven't written a dynamic array in a while and need some help..... I
think ive forgotten how to...

Heres the column names.... 

ID
AID
Title
Description
DID
Grade
Science


Can someone tell me how to create a dynamic array... I need to store my
query results in an array so I can ship it through my API...

Thanks.



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