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I go the check to work with <cfif structKeyExists(variables.l3manager,#managersUID[3]#)> but now I want to add a value to the structure.
So how I want to create an array in that structure. I've tried but the following with no lock <cfset evaluate("variables.l3manager.#managersUID[3]#") = arraynew(1)> <cfset variables.l3manager.#managersUID[3]# = arraynew(1)>
None of these work. The end result should be something like variables.l3manager.u3097789(1)
Brian
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wait... On 4/15/05, Mark Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: try:
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- [cfaussie] Re: Using dynamic variable names KNOTT, Brian
- [cfaussie] Re: Using dynamic variable names Mark Mandel
- [cfaussie] Re: Using dynamic variable names Elliot Russo
