Re: Duplicate name conflict error message

2001-06-23 Thread kraybill

You may be better off to name the property fields property1, 
property2, property3, etc., then apply the validation as required.

If there's a possibility of more than 3 properties, you might consider 
asking a question at the beginning about how many properties 
they'd like to insure. Then post the form back to itself, reading the 
response and using that number as the control for a loop 
something like this:

CFPARAM NAME=NumberOfProperties DEFAULT=1
CFIF IsDefined(Form.NumberOfProperties)
CFSET NumberOfProperties=Form.NumberOfProperties
/CFIF
CFLOOP INDEX=i FROM=1 TO=#NumberOfProperties#
INPUT TYPE=text NAME=Property#i#
/CFLOOP

Gene Kraybill

On 22 Jun 2001, at 11:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thanks for the response. You're right.  The problem actually is that I have
 more than one
 field in the form with the same name.  The reason for this is that the form
 allows users to apply for insurance to cover their property or properties.
 As an applicant may have more than one property to be insured,  I've
 repeated the code in that part of the form dealing with property details
 three times, hence the repeat occurrance of fieldnames.
 
 At first, I only used the input and form tags.  However, because I
 needed to flag the first occurrance of the various property fields as
 required, I changed these to cfinput and cfform tags, but thereby ran
 into the problem that CF doesn't allow for repeated fieldnames (and I
 couldn't flag any of these fields as 'required' or 'no null allowed' in
 Access, since that would cause an error if an applicant had only one or two
 properties to be insured, and so left any of the repeated part of the form
 blank).
 
 Here is what I need to do:
 1.  I need to be able to allow users of my form to enter in details of
 anywhere from one to three properties, either by repeating the form code or
 by some other device of which I'm presently unaware, at the same time.
 2.  I need to be able to make the fields, in the first instance of the part
 of the form dealing with property details, required fields, but not any of
 the other instances.
 
 I'd appreciate any advice.
 
 Hubert
 
 ---
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 ICQ#: 16199853
 
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 - Original Message -
 From: James Taavon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 3:16 PM
 Subject: Re: Duplicate name conflict error message
 
 
 
  It is probably because you have two form elements with the same name.
  Hope that helps.
 
 
 
 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   Hi,
  
   I'm getting a 'Duplicate name conflict' error message.  I'm unable to
 solve it, because the code in which it is appearing is over 1,000 lines
 long.  Also, the error message states:
   The error occurred while processing an element with a general
 identifier of (CFINPUT), occupying document position (380:1) to (381:39).
  
   This doesn't help me, because line 280 contains only the code /TR and
 line 381 is completely blank, with nothing on it at all.  I don't
 understand, therefore, how the message could refer to line 381, position 39.
  
   I'd appreciate any advice as to how to solve the error.
  
   Hubert
  
   ---
   Hubert Earl
  
   ICQ#: 16199853
  
   My Jamaican Art, Craft  More Online Store:
 http://www.angelfire.com/ny/hearl/link_page_for_go_jamaica.html
   Check out the art print bargains available! Beautiful prints as low as
 US$7.50 each, less if you purchase 2 or more. Also being sold:  the
 Genealogy of Jamaica CD-ROM
  
  
 

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Re: Duplicate name conflict error message

2001-06-22 Thread Don Vawter

 for a cf error viewing source wouldnt help because cf is talking about
template not rendered version. If you have a js error the view source copy
and paste works well.

- Original Message -
From: Kay Smoljak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 11:26 PM
Subject: Re: Duplicate name conflict error message


 On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 13:30:42 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm getting a 'Duplicate name conflict' error message.  I'm unable to
solve
 it, because the code in which it is appearing is over 1,000 lines long.
 Also, the error message states:
 The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier
 of (CFINPUT), occupying document position (380:1) to (381:39).
 
 This doesn't help me, because line 280 contains only the code /TR and
 line 381 is completely blank, with nothing on it at all.  I don't
 understand, therefore, how the message could refer to line 381, position
39.

 Hi Hubert,

 Are you counting the line numbers in your code or in the browser's output?
 You'll probably find that they are different, due to CF adding whitespace
 when it processes the page. I usually paste the view source output in to
 CF Studio so I can see the line numbers.

 HTH,
 K.

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Re: Duplicate name conflict error message

2001-06-22 Thread hearl

Thanks for the response. You're right.  The problem actually is that I have
more than one
field in the form with the same name.  The reason for this is that the form
allows users to apply for insurance to cover their property or properties.
As an applicant may have more than one property to be insured,  I've
repeated the code in that part of the form dealing with property details
three times, hence the repeat occurrance of fieldnames.

At first, I only used the input and form tags.  However, because I
needed to flag the first occurrance of the various property fields as
required, I changed these to cfinput and cfform tags, but thereby ran
into the problem that CF doesn't allow for repeated fieldnames (and I
couldn't flag any of these fields as 'required' or 'no null allowed' in
Access, since that would cause an error if an applicant had only one or two
properties to be insured, and so left any of the repeated part of the form
blank).

Here is what I need to do:
1.  I need to be able to allow users of my form to enter in details of
anywhere from one to three properties, either by repeating the form code or
by some other device of which I'm presently unaware, at the same time.
2.  I need to be able to make the fields, in the first instance of the part
of the form dealing with property details, required fields, but not any of
the other instances.

I'd appreciate any advice.

Hubert

---
Hubert Earl

ICQ#: 16199853

My Jamaican Art, Craft  More Online Store:
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/hearl/link_page_for_go_jamaica.html
Check out the art print bargains available! Beautiful prints as low as
US$7.50 each, less if you purchase 2 or more. Also being sold:  the
Genealogy of Jamaica CD-ROM


- Original Message -
From: James Taavon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 3:16 PM
Subject: Re: Duplicate name conflict error message



 It is probably because you have two form elements with the same name.
 Hope that helps.




 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hi,
 
  I'm getting a 'Duplicate name conflict' error message.  I'm unable to
solve it, because the code in which it is appearing is over 1,000 lines
long.  Also, the error message states:
  The error occurred while processing an element with a general
identifier of (CFINPUT), occupying document position (380:1) to (381:39).
 
  This doesn't help me, because line 280 contains only the code /TR and
line 381 is completely blank, with nothing on it at all.  I don't
understand, therefore, how the message could refer to line 381, position 39.
 
  I'd appreciate any advice as to how to solve the error.
 
  Hubert
 
  ---
  Hubert Earl
 
  ICQ#: 16199853
 
  My Jamaican Art, Craft  More Online Store:
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/hearl/link_page_for_go_jamaica.html
  Check out the art print bargains available! Beautiful prints as low as
US$7.50 each, less if you purchase 2 or more. Also being sold:  the
Genealogy of Jamaica CD-ROM
 
 

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Duplicate name conflict error message

2001-06-21 Thread hearl

Hi,

I'm getting a 'Duplicate name conflict' error message.  I'm unable to solve it, 
because the code in which it is appearing is over 1,000 lines long.  Also, the error 
message states: 
The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of 
(CFINPUT), occupying document position (380:1) to (381:39).

This doesn't help me, because line 280 contains only the code /TR and line 381 is 
completely blank, with nothing on it at all.  I don't understand, therefore, how the 
message could refer to line 381, position 39.

I'd appreciate any advice as to how to solve the error.

Hubert

---
Hubert Earl

ICQ#: 16199853

My Jamaican Art, Craft  More Online Store: 
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/hearl/link_page_for_go_jamaica.html
Check out the art print bargains available! Beautiful prints as low as US$7.50 each, 
less if you purchase 2 or more. Also being sold:  the Genealogy of Jamaica CD-ROM




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Re: Duplicate name conflict error message

2001-06-21 Thread James Taavon


It is probably because you have two form elements with the same name.
Hope that helps.




[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 I'm getting a 'Duplicate name conflict' error message.  I'm unable to solve it, 
because the code in which it is appearing is over 1,000 lines long.  Also, the error 
message states:
 The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of 
(CFINPUT), occupying document position (380:1) to (381:39).
 
 This doesn't help me, because line 280 contains only the code /TR and line 381 is 
completely blank, with nothing on it at all.  I don't understand, therefore, how the 
message could refer to line 381, position 39.
 
 I'd appreciate any advice as to how to solve the error.
 
 Hubert
 
 ---
 Hubert Earl
 
 ICQ#: 16199853
 
 My Jamaican Art, Craft  More Online Store: 
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/hearl/link_page_for_go_jamaica.html
 Check out the art print bargains available! Beautiful prints as low as US$7.50 each, 
less if you purchase 2 or more. Also being sold:  the Genealogy of Jamaica CD-ROM
 

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Re: Duplicate name conflict error message

2001-06-21 Thread Michel Gagnon

Do you have a CFInserted document?

- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 2:30 PM
Subject: Duplicate name conflict error message


 Hi,

 I'm getting a 'Duplicate name conflict' error message.  I'm unable to
solve it, because the code in which it is appearing is over 1,000 lines
long.  Also, the error message states:
 The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier
of (CFINPUT), occupying document position (380:1) to (381:39).

 This doesn't help me, because line 280 contains only the code /TR and
line 381 is completely blank, with nothing on it at all.  I don't
understand, therefore, how the message could refer to line 381, position 39.

 I'd appreciate any advice as to how to solve the error.

 Hubert

 ---
 Hubert Earl

 ICQ#: 16199853

 My Jamaican Art, Craft  More Online Store:
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/hearl/link_page_for_go_jamaica.html
 Check out the art print bargains available! Beautiful prints as low as
US$7.50 each, less if you purchase 2 or more. Also being sold:  the
Genealogy of Jamaica CD-ROM





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Re: Duplicate name conflict error message

2001-06-21 Thread Kay Smoljak

On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 13:30:42 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting a 'Duplicate name conflict' error message.  I'm unable to solve
it, because the code in which it is appearing is over 1,000 lines long.
Also, the error message states:
The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier
of (CFINPUT), occupying document position (380:1) to (381:39).

This doesn't help me, because line 280 contains only the code /TR and
line 381 is completely blank, with nothing on it at all.  I don't
understand, therefore, how the message could refer to line 381, position 39.

Hi Hubert,

Are you counting the line numbers in your code or in the browser's output?
You'll probably find that they are different, due to CF adding whitespace
when it processes the page. I usually paste the view source output in to
CF Studio so I can see the line numbers.

HTH,
K.
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