You can update multiple records with different values. For example, changing
the prices of a list of products. Use the loop action and unique identifier
for each row as n discussed here earlier. Then pass a hidden value called
"prod142(or whatever row number you're at)_price_old" and have the file also
display it in an editable text box (check boxes would work as well) calling
that arg "prod142_price_new". During the loop check to see if
"prod142_price_old"="prod_142_price_new". If not the record is updated with
the new price.
I know I have a sample of this file around somewhere if this solution isn't
clear.
Best of luck
-Cornelius
on 12/4/02 6:49 AM, Simon Boddy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Rick,
>
> your original question was about updating multiple records and checkboxes. You
> can only update multiple records when you want to put the same value(s) in the
> same column(s) for all records. This is often the case with checkboxes,
> because you just want to set a flag on all checked records.
>
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