have added the array var POSITION to my cfc. So if it is agent1,agent2
the position is returned like this
Agent1's position = 0
Agents2's position = 1
This works fine and dandy. Except when I try to write conditions off
of it.
If I use this.
if (result[i].TRANSSIDE == 'buyer' && i = result[i].POSITION )
I get this error.
Cannot assign to non-reference value.
If I use this.
if (result[i].TRANSSIDE == 'buyer' && i == result[i].POSITION )
It once again displays the last retuned array value in the first grid.
Anyone have a clue why it would do this.
--- In [email protected], "Jeremy Rottman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am working on a section of my test app and I need a bit of help with
> the logic.
>
> In the function below, I have my outputs in a grid. And the grid is
> hidden until certain conditions are met. The issue I have is, when I
> have 2 or more returned values from my cfc. The first if statement gets
> messed up. It takes the last value of my array and puts it in grid 1. So
> if I have agent1, agent2 being returned it overwrites agent1 and puts
> agent 2 in first if statement. Instead of moving it to the second else
> if statement and so on.
>
> So the question I have is, how do I get them to output in order. IE
>
> buyAgentId1.text = Agent1's Agent name
> buyAgentId2.text = Agent2's Agent name.
>
> for (var i:Number=0;i<result.length;i++){
> if (result[i].TRANSSIDE == 'buyer'){
> displayGrid1.visible = 'true';
> buyGC.text = result[i].BUYERCOMM *
> price.text;
> displayItemBuyer1.visible = 'true';
> buyAgentId1.text = result[i].AGENTNAME;
> transInputBuyer.text =
> result[i].TRANSFEE;
> enoInputBuyer.text = result[i].EN0;
> addTransInputBuyer.text =
> result[i].ADDTRANSFEE;
> // SET BUYER 1 HIDDEN FIELDS
> agentPercentBuy.text =
> result[i].PERCENTSIDE;
> buyerSideComm.text =
> result[i].BUYERCOMM;
> }
>
> else if (result[i].TRANSSIDE == 'buyer' &&
> buyAgentId1.text.length > 0 && buyAgentId2.text.length > 0 ){
> displayGrid2.visible = 'true';
> displayItemBuyer2.visible = 'true';
> buyAgentId2.text = result[i].AGENTNAME;
> transInputBuyer2.text =
> result[i].TRANSFEE;
> enoInputBuyer2.text = result[i].EN0;
> addTransInputBuyer2.text =
> result[i].ADDTRANSFEE;
> // SET BUYER 1 HIDDEN FIELDS
> agentPercentBuy2.text =
> result[i].PERCENTSIDE;
> buyerSideComm2.text =
> result[i].BUYERCOMM;
> }
> else if (result[i].TRANSSIDE == 'buyer' &&
> buyAgentId1.text.length > 0 && buyAgentId2.text.length > 0 &&
> buyAgentId3.text.length > 0){
> displayGrid3.visible = 'true';
> displayItemBuyer3.visible = 'true';
> buyAgentId3.text = result[i].AGENTNAME;
> transInputBuyer3.text =
> result[i].TRANSFEE;
> enoInputBuyer3.text = result[i].EN0;
> addTransInputBuyer2.text =
> result[i].ADDTRANSFEE;
> // SET BUYER 1 HIDDEN FIELDS
> agentPercentBuy3.text =
> result[i].PERCENTSIDE;
> buyerSideComm3.text =
> result[i].BUYERCOMM;
> }
>
>
>
> }
>
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