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Subject: Re: Flash Remoting problem
Would this work?
cfset ar[1] = qTestName.testName
Yeah, 0 start index, just like Javascript etc...
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Ok, I figured a work around. The previous code was right out of the book and
should have worked but it didn't. So I looked on and decided to try it another
way - with an array.
Here is the code I used:
Coldfusion:
cfset ar = arrayNew(1)
cfset ar[1] = #qTestName.testName#
cfset ar[2] =
-Original Message-
From: Gary Strommen
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thu Sep 07 22:22:33 2006
Subject: Re: Flash Remoting problem
Ok, I figured a work around. The previous code was right out of the book
and should have worked but it didn't. So I looked on and decided to try it
another way
You sir, are a life-saver. I made that change and it worked like a champ!
Many thanks,
Dan
Your scope is wrong.
You're inside an object, so instead of:
caseDetails.myGlobalObjects.caseService.getDocketSheet(_root.Docket_Number.t
ext);
use:
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