At 04:39 PM 09/07/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>This works...
>
><CFPARAM NAME="session.Account" DEFAULT="#StructNew()#">
><CFPARAM NAME="session.Account.LoggedIn" DEFAULT="no">
>
>but this throws an error ("Invalid token found on line 2 at position 41" -
>the apostrophe after LoggedIn)...
>
><CFPARAM NAME="session.Account" DEFAULT="#StructNew()#">
><CFPARAM NAME="session.Account["LoggedIn"]" DEFAULT="no">
Did you try escaping (doubling) the characters? I'm not sure if it will
work, but:
<CFPARAM NAME="session.Account[""LoggedIn""]" DEFAULT="no">
>This doesn't throw an error, but dumping the session variable to screen
>doesn't display a key called LoggedIn in the session variable...
Wouldn't that be because 'loggedin' is not a session variable? It's part
of a structure that is a session variable.
Session variables are a structure by definition. Do you really need a
structure within a structure?
><CFSET variables.Key = "LoggedIn">
><CFPARAM NAME="session.Account" DEFAULT="#StructNew()#">
><CFPARAM NAME="session.Account[variables.Key]" DEFAULT="no">
>
>Is it possible to use the array style notation (scope.structure["key"]) with
>CFPARAM?
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