On 31 Mar 2001, at 9:05, Clint Tredway wrote:
> try this:
> values ('#form.fielda##qid#','#form.fieldb##qid#' ....)
I really appreciate your response. But that would be easy. I need
the qid value to be evaluated first, and fieldb is not defined on its
own -- it needs the qid value appended to it (if qid is 7, i need to
evaluate #fieldb7#). qid has to be inside/first because the value is
part of the variable name for the formfield.
Palyne
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> But when I get to inserting the actual values, then I'm in
> trouble.
> My logic (wrong syntax of course) needs to go like this:
> values ('#form.fielda#qid##','#form.fieldb#qid##' ....)
> qid has to be defined first, then the formfielda WITH the
> increment value stuck on it (say "7" like fielda7) has to be
> evaluated, as that's the value that's getting passed from the user
> form. In CF docs the evaluate function is shown on strings (or
> just one var, not one-inside-one) so I can't figure out how (or if)
> I would use the evaluate syntax to get the result I want.
> Anybody have experience in this?
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