Hello all, first timer here so forgive any and all ignorance you will see.
200 check boxes in form. Page generated using MS Publisher.
Script in C++ called on Submit.
Most of the Cgicc function are working for me.
However, the queryCheckbox() function will always return FALSE regardless
whether the check box is checked or not.
Here is a code snippet:
char strig[20];
string value, temp, temp1, temp2, temp3,temp4;
int i;
form_iterator name,stemp1, stemp2, stemp3,stemp4;
for(i=0;i<MAX_FREQS;i++)
{
sprintf(strig,"LC_CHECK_BOX_%d",i+1);
temp=strig;
if(cgi.queryCheckbox(temp))
temp1="0";
else
temp1="1";
fprintf(in,"temp1 %d %s\n",i+1,temp1.c_str());
}
My questions:
1) When the checkbox is NOT selected, the environment variable for
that checkbox is not in the environment variable list. I'm using the
"dumpList()" routine to show the list and any checkbox NOT checked will not
have a variable in the list. Is this normal? If so, how does queryCheckbox
handle a missing variable name?
2) I'm writing the input from the webpage to file for use later, but
the code snippet produces a FALSE Boolean from queryCheckbox(), even when
the box is checked. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks to all
Perry
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