<cfset session.assirt[#session.assirt.filename#][#tablecount#][#fieldname#]
= "#item#">
You could take all the #s out (but that's not your problem):
<cfset session.assirt[session.assirt.filename][tablecount][fieldname]= item>
Error resolving parameter SESSION.ASSIRT The session variable ASSIRT does not exist.
Sounds like session.assirt is not getting set.
I bet you have something like this code:
session.assirt.filename = someValue;
In CFMX, that implicitly creates session.assirt as a struct but in CF5 it will create a variable called assirt.filename in session scope. So in CF5, the statement would "work" but do something different to CFMX - it would not create session.assirt for you.
You need to add:
session.assirt = structNew();
before you can assign to any subfields of session.assirt.
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
"If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive." -- Margaret Atwood
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