Anyway, I could do evaluate("application.page." & url.page) I could work
with that, but there are still complications then, when one level does not
exist for example.
Why not just:
application.page[url.page]
You don't need evaluate() here. You can also use structKeyExists() to check it exists:
if (structKeyExists(application.page,url.page)) {
... application.page[url.page] ...
} else {
... error specified page does not exist ...
}It's a bit complicated, and I probably did not explain myself very well, I
should have waited before consulting the list.
Perhaps you can try again to explain why the above doesn't actually work for you?
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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