Christina,
You should set up the DB to have a tip_id containing a single mcd if that is
the case.  Then you only have to get the MCD list from one table.  If there
is only a single mcd, the list will be short, but you don't have to go
somewhere else to get it (plus then you can just add to that list as need
be).

I presume your value list is returning a comma separated list?

Rob

On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 4:30 PM, Christina K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Unfortunately that isn't working for me either Dave.  Maybe the problem is
> in the valueList part?  I have two different tables I could query, one
> simply lists each tip_id with one associated mcd, so that I could have the
> same tip_id appear in multiple rows IF there are multiple mcds.  The other
> table is a view that lists the tip_id then all of the mcds strung together
> in one cell, so that I only have one row per tip.  I've tried each of them
> with the same results, but I honestly don't know which one I *should* be
> querying.  Is one better than the other?  Any advice on how to create that
> valueList?
>
> Thanks,
> Christina
>
> >Christina,
> >
> >The solution might be that in your 'selected' attribute on the <cfselect>
> >tag, you are specifying "#qdMcd.mcd#" which would only indicate ONE value.
> >If you want all the MCD's listed from the qdMCD query, then you need to
> put
> >selected="#valueList(qdMcd.mcd)#"
> >
> >Dave
> >
>
>
> 

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