try something like this.
input type="checkbox" name="cabinPets" value="#cabinPets#" cfif
#ucase(Cabinpets)# eq "YES"Checked/cfif
Jason Lees
National Express
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You need to add a cfif sub-clause in your code:
e.g.
input type="checkbox" name="cabinHottub" value="#cabinHottub#" cfif
#cabinHottub# eq "x"checked/cfif
Where "x" is the value passed from your database.
Try that out
James
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input type="checkbox" name="cabinVCR" value="#cabinVCR#"cfif Not
CompareNoCase(rsEdit.CabinVCR,"yes") checked
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Subject: Displaying yes/no field dynamically in
For a checkbox handling a yes/no column (or a bit column), you want the
value attribute of the checkbox to always be "yes" (or 1 or on or true or
whatever works for your db).
If the current value in the db is yes, you include include the Checked
attribute in your checkbox tag, e.g.
input
Here is one way you can do one. I will let you do the rest.
tdVCR:/td
td
cfif #cabinVCR# eq 1
input type="checkbox" name="cabinVCR" checked
cfelse
input type="checkbox" name="cabinVCR"
You will need to do a cfif around SELECTED.
input type="checkbox" name="cabinDishwasher" cfif #cabindishwasher# IS
1SELECTED/cfif
Thank You,
Peter
Peter J. MacDonald II
Creative Computing, Inc.
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Lincoln, RI 02865
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Subject: RE: Displaying yes/no field dynamically in checkboxes?
try something like this.
input type="checkbox" name="cabinPets" valu
Hi Patty,
Use a CFIF statement around the checkbox option CHECKED. If variable is 1 CHECKED,
CFELSE empty.
Frank Hilliard
"P@tty Ayers" wrote:
Friends,
I would much appreciate any help with a problem I'm stuck on.
I'm writing a page that will allow my client to edit a record. I've got
P@tty,
Checkboxes work a bit differently. You'll need to use a simple cfif statement to set
the checked property of the different checkboxes:
tdHot tub:/td
td
input type="checkbox" name="cabinHottub" cfif rsEdit.cabinHottub EQ
1CHECKED/cfif"
/td
So if the value of
input type="checkbox" name="whatever" value="1" CFIF query.whatever EQ
1CHECKED/CFIFYes
input type="checkbox" name="whatever" value="0" CFIF query.whatever EQ
0CHECKED/CFIFNo
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