Paul,
it's not too clear what you are really trying to accomplish by placing the
cfif tags within the cfinput. if you are trying to have a radio button
display only when the varFromDB EQ english then you would want to put your
CFIF tags outside your cfinput tags.
so your code would be like
<CFIF qryName.varfldEnglish EQ 'Yes'>
<CFINPUT type="Radio" name-"fldLanguage">
</CFIF>
the reason why your example won't work is that you are making two arguments
without stringing them together.
what you are saying is i have a var from the database (never use "is" by the
way) = english, checked = Yes.
If you have two criteria which you want to your cfif statement to meet, you
could do it two different ways:
rewrite your query so that only those records where english = Yes are
displayed
in your cfif statement rewrite it to say
<CFIF qryName.fldName EQ 'English' AND qryName.fldName EQ 'YES'>
I hope that answers your question.
good luck and cheers,
nelson
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Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2001 17:20:07 -0500
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I've got a cfform with a couple <cfinput type = "Radio"> tags in it. I'm
trying to put a <cfif> statement within the <cfinput type = "Radio"> tag but
I keep getting an error. I'm not sure if my syntax is wrong or whether this
is just not allowed. The code is along the lines of:
<cfinput type = "Radio" name = "language" <cfif variablefromdb is 'english'>
checked = "Yes"</cfif> >
The error always references the opening left caret ( < ) that begins the
<cfif> statement. It seems like you should certainly be able to use <cfif>
conditions inside <cfinput> tags but I can't get it working. When I take out
the <cfif> statements, it works fine.
Thanks for help.
Paul Sinclair
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