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For an application i'm using dynamically generated Text fields
<cfoutput query...>
<cfinput type="text" name="#id#">
In the action page of this form.
I want value of the text fields
i.e i want the value of #form.#id##(????????).
I tried Evaluate but its not working....
RASAP
<cfoutput query...>
<cfinput type="text" name="#id#">
In the action page of this form.
I want value of the text fields
i.e i want the value of #form.#id##(????????).
I tried Evaluate but its not working....
RASAP
JKevin,
Thanks for ur Suggestion, but this won't solve my problem.
I think u have interpreted it wrongly.
As i have to define <cfinput...
in the form page with dynamic names for the text fields as it is used in the Query output & read them in action page.
I hope i'm clear now.
ASKER
JKevin,
Thanks for ur Suggestion, but this won't solve my problem.
I think u have interpreted it wrongly.
As i have to define <cfinput...
in the form page with dynamic names for the text fields as it is used in the Query output & read them in action page.
I hope i'm clear now.
Thanks for ur Suggestion, but this won't solve my problem.
I think u have interpreted it wrongly.
As i have to define <cfinput...
in the form page with dynamic names for the text fields as it is used in the Query output & read them in action page.
I hope i'm clear now.
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Oh, I get it now.
I've done this before in two ways.
Either with JavaScript which generates the form using variables supplied by the CF server (this is the more complicated solution, but more flexible)
OR
Totally with CF using lists. Create a list (dynamic of course). Each item in the list is a new text field name.
To retrieve the value of the form field, loop over the list. This is similar to Soni's solution except it stores the filed names in an explicit list that you can manipulate more easily than the FORMS collection. (ie you don't need to search the collection for specific types of filed names)
the downside is that you have to create and manage the list.
I've done this before in two ways.
Either with JavaScript which generates the form using variables supplied by the CF server (this is the more complicated solution, but more flexible)
OR
Totally with CF using lists. Create a list (dynamic of course). Each item in the list is a new text field name.
To retrieve the value of the form field, loop over the list. This is similar to Soni's solution except it stores the filed names in an explicit list that you can manipulate more easily than the FORMS collection. (ie you don't need to search the collection for specific types of filed names)
the downside is that you have to create and manage the list.
Oh.. and I didn't know the SOP. Sorry for posting my first reply as an answer.
-JKC
-JKC
will work