The other option is to use "yes" and "no" radio buttons instead of checkboxes,
where the radio buttons default to "no". That way, the field always exists,
but you still get the difference between 1 and 0. Checkbox that is unchecked
really doesn't exist in the POST, so the CFIF solution is pretty much required
otherwise, yes.
>Is that the only way?
>
>It's a questionnaire form with 50 questions! You mean I have to do a <cfif>
>for every question and assign it a blank value if there's no value!?
>
>wrap it in a <cfif> so..
><cfif isundefined("form.q1")>
> <cfset form.q1 = "">
></cfif>
>
>Rob
>
>
>
>to
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