RE: How can I make this select menu work?

Not sure what your query is... but why not just do this on the SQL end and determine if the category is selected there? That would alleviate having to do a bunch of nested loops... To answer your question though... you would need an additional CFOUTPUT inside of the original one with the group

Re: How can I make this select menu work?

Thanks a ton Jeff! I gotta take a nap then I'm gonna give this another whirl. :) Will ~| Logware (www.logware.us): a new and convenient web-based time tracking application. Start tracking and documenting hours spent on a

Re: How can I make this select menu work?

Jeff, I've almost got it but not quite. Everything looks like it SHOULD select the categories, but it won't. I dump the value list: 4,2 Here's my select: cfselect name=prodcat label=Select category(ies) required=yes multiple=yes size=5 cfoutput query=listprodcategories option

Re: How can I make this select menu work?

Well guys, after perusing the docs a bit, I found a nifty new addition to mx7. You can pass a csv list to the selected attribute of cfselect which pre-selects multiple items.I combined what Jeff showed me, and this, which almost made it work. You can't do it when the format is XML. You CAN

RE: How can I make this select menu work?

From: Will Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Well guys, after perusing the docs a bit, I found a nifty new addition to mx7. You can pass a csv list to the selected attribute of cfselect which pre-selects multiple items.I combined what Jeff showed me, and this, which almost made it

Re: How can I make this select menu work?

Will, Have you looked into using qForms? It makes working with forms on the client side a snap. Mike I've heard you guys talk about how good they work. But never looked into them. Checkin'em out now dude! Thanks much, Will