Hi Tom. > hrm, trying to work out what all that quoting and evaluating achieves. > Without thinking too hard about it, aren't you wanting something along > the lines of: > > <cfif isDefined(MyQuery.VariableColumn)> > My variable name is #MyQuery.VariableColumn# > Its value is #Evaluate(MyQuery.VariableColumn)# > </cfif>
I know that MyQuery.VariableColumn is defined. The value is "id0". If I then try to evaluate "id0" and "id0" is not defined, it throws an error. The application for this is that I am building forms and their respective form fields on the fly. There are times when the default value for a form field is passed via a variable. There are likely better ways to do this, and I will likely spend a day or so figuring it out in the future... or just whine here and have someone tell me. > My mother always said if you don't have something nice to say... ;) Gotta love mom. Chad who loves his mom --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
