Lee,
The very act of passing the form variables is automated by the forms action
and method. I don't understand what else your trying to accomplish once
they get there. Are you just trying to list them out on the action page?
MORE INPUT MORE INPUT, NEED MORE INPUT! LOL
Fred Sanders
Galveston
if you're using 4.5, form variables are automatically in a structure
(named FORM) that always exists - it's just empty if there is no form
submission. what i would suggest is on your action page, just do a
StructKeyList(FORM) which will give you a list of all the keys (the
formfield names). from t
WDDX wont parse and evaluate the form field elements, but it seems it would
make a for an easy way to pass the elements on to the next template, as the
poster's message indicated that the next cfm/page wouldnt be processing
them. Also it seems it would depend on what ver of CFAS the poster is usi
Chris Evans
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YOu are saying WDDX will parse out all the fieldsnames and there v
regards,
Chris
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YOu are saying WDDX will parse out all the fieldsnames and there values?
-- O
XML and store
it as hidden form field within the next form. This prevents any looping.
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From: Sean German [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Is there an analogous solution to looping through the fields of a query?
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You can
Is there an analogous solution to looping through the fields of a query?
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From: Brian Peddle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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You can loop over all the fieldnames submitted
You can loop over all the fieldnames submitted:
Put whatever processing on the fieldnames you need here
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From: "Lee Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 09:36:42 -0400
>Hello all.
I have a
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