Thanks Kate, That's what I needed. Also thank you Ray.
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From: Kate De Jong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 12:54 PM
To: Spectra-Talk
Subject: RE: Accessing values from an array....
We've had to get at metadata category & keyword info before. Here's the code
we've had to use to get to the categories in an object:
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<!--- Get the objects --->
<cfa_contentobjectgetmultiple
datasource="#prgn_corp_db#"
typeid="D02ACB75-6FE0-11D4-9C160090277322BD"
r_qobjects="qPartners"
r_stobjects="stPartners">
<!--- Sort the objects --->
<cfa_structSortCommonSubkeys
struct = "#stPartners#"
commonSubKey = "label"
r_aSortedKeys = "akey">
<!--- Loop through the objects --->
<CFLOOP list="#arraytolist(akey)#" index="ct">
<cfoutput><h4>#stPartners[ct].label#</h4></cfoutput>
<!--- Get the categories for Keywords for one object - This will
return the uuid's of categories assigned --->
<cfset categorylist = #stPartners[ct].stkeywords['lcategories']#>
<cfoutput>#categorylist#<br></cfoutput>
<!--- counts the number of key word phrases in the object --->
<cfset Stcount = StructCount(stPartners[ct].stkeywords)>
<!--- Struct to a list --->
<CFSET keysToStruct = StructKeyList(#stPartners[ct].stkeywords#,
",")>
<!--- gets us each key word including the label Lcat and displays
them --->
<cfset stKeywords = StructNew()>
<CFLOOP INDEX="LC" FROM="1" TO=#stcount#>
<cfoutput><font
size="-1">#ListGetat(keysToStruct,LC)#</font><br></cfoutput>
</cfloop>
</cfloop>
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I think what you're going to need is the "structurename.stkeywords[]".
Then you have to loop through the stkeywords to display them.
Hope this is what you're looking for.
-Kate
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