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8.6

loop through query for each item in a list box.

Asked by moyedokun in ColdFusion Application Server

Tags: loop, through, coldfusion, query, list

I am trying to duplicate this action in coldfusion from PHP.  I have 2 different list boxes with a date a list of student names.  I want to be able to highlight multiple items in each list box and when I run the query to insert the data it will loop through and add a record for each of the combinations selected.

Here is the action in PHP.

foreach ($_POST['Date'] as $d)
foreach ($_POST['stid'] as $stu)
      {
      {
$query = "INSERT INTO ClientServices (DateEntered, Date, SpecialFunction, LengthOfService, Counselor, Client, AA, AAS, CD, FAA, FI, MN, PS, SD, TC, Miscellaneous, DescribeService, user)
VALUES (now(),'$d','$SpecialFunction','$LengthOfService','$cid','$stu','$AA','$AAS','$CD','$FAA','$FI','$MN','$PS','$SD','$TC','$Miscellaneous','$DescribeService','$username')";

mysql_query($query) or die('Error, insert query failed');

      }
      }

mysql_close ();
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Tags: loop, through, coldfusion, query, list
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