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In my form i have 1 elemnt with square bracket<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;&quot; &lt;input name=&quot;bodyIDList[]&quot; &nbsp;id=&quot;bodyIDList&quot; value=&quot;&quot;&gt;&quot;<br />
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when i pass this page to coldfusion how does this treat with form variable as a list or ana array
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In my form i have 1 elemnt with square bracket
   " <input name="bodyIDList[]"  id="bodyIDList" value="">"

when i pass this page to coldfusion how does this treat with form variable as a list or ana array

input field with square brackets

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