I don't have a lot of experience with CFFORMs because I found they were
always very limiting, so I use regular FORMs at all times. As for
populating the form with query results, the fact that it is a CFFORM makes
no difference, and you can do just the same with a regular FORM. Remember,
CF Server simply renders a regular form with a pile of JavaScript written
for you when it encounters a CFFORM.

Hope this helps,

Jim 
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Kim Ahlbrandt
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16/08/00 10:59 AM
Subject: Something that will work like onblur with CFINPUT

I have a CFFORM with two CFINPUT text boxes.  I need to take the amount
they 
fill in the first, and calculate a number that will be filled in the
second. 
  I want to do this onblur but onblur doesn't seem to work in a CFINPUT
tag. 
  Is there a way to do this?  I have a button set up right now
"Calculate 
Value" and it is a regular INPUT tag with OnClick set up and that works.

But, that isn't what the users want.  Help!!

Also, while I'm on the subject...is there a way to freeze that second 
textbox (so they can't change it once the calculation is in there.
Again, I 
can do this with a regular INPUT tag, but not with CFINPUT.

I need to use CFINPUT as I'm filling the textboxes in with query values
if 
they have already been in and saved a record.

Thanks,

Kim

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