Well, if event.getValue("user") is returning a CFC, you're not going to get
what you want because CF is going to treat that CFC as a struct and send you
back what amounts to this:
{"getFirstName":"";"getLastName":""}
where the key names are the funcitons and the values are all empty because,
well, that's what CF does.
If event.getValue("user") is a struct, then your syntax should actually work
pretty well, you might try using FireBug to see what the result actually looks
like... in your callback, do something like myUser = d; and then after the AJAX
call has been made to the remoting service and the myUser variable should exist
within the page, try going into Firebug's console and just type "myUser". It
should then expose the myUser variable to you in a way that you can see it and
its content.
J
On Dec 1, 2009, at 4:44 PM 12/1/09, Chuck Savage wrote:
> Basically I want
>
> function handleCallback(d){
> alert("Email: "+d['USER.EMAIL']);
> }
>
> though in the end that value will go into a div. I've tried using the
> example I found on Ray Camdon's site, but he also gives the example of
> a query, and parsing it into a struct.
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