Owens, Howard wrote:
> I'm making my first UDF using CFFUNCTION ...
>
> It goes something like this:
>
> myFunction("arg1", "arg2", "arg3")
>
> If I hard code the arguments into the function call, it works fine. But if
> I try this ... myFunction(form.myField), where "myField" is a list of the
> three arguments required, it doesn't work. The error says the second
> argument (which is required) isn't being passed.
>
> Any suggestions as to why I can't pass my arguments via the form scope?
You can. That's not the cause of the error. Parameter declarations in a
function definition aren't a CF list. They're placeholders for individual,
required arguments. You're passing just a single parameter, not three, thus
the error message about the missing second argument. If the individual values
that you want to pass are in a comma delimited list within a form field, you'd
need to use a call like:
myFunction(ListGetAt(form.myField, 1),
ListGetAt(form.myField, 2),
ListGetAt(form.myField, 3))
Or rewrite the function to expect a single argument consisting of a list
containing some number of items.
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