RE: problem looping around form fields and values

2001-05-24 Thread Ben Koshy 

Hi Mark,

Here you go:

You have to first construct the exact the fully scoped variable name.  You
can see I added the
CFSET Fname = Form.  fname Line
and then you use the evaluate function to return the actual value of the
passed variable name.

Corrected Code Attached:



cfset
fieldlist=mailone,mail2,mail3,mail4,mail5,mail6,mail7,mail8,mail9,mail10

CFLOOP LIST=#fieldlist# INDEX=fname
CFSET Fname = Form.  fname
CFIF #fname# IS NOT 
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=yes
cfparam name=ReturnCode default=0
cfset sEmailRE =
^([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)\@([a-zA-Z0-9\.\-]+)\.([a-zA-Z]{2,3})$
cfif ReFindNoCase(sEmailRE,#evaluate(fname)#)
cfset ReturnCode = 1
/cfif
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=no

CFIF returncode IS 0
Error message

CFELSE

Continue
/CFIF
/CFIF
/CFLOOP



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RE: problem looping around form fields and values

2001-05-24 Thread Mark 

Hi Ben,

Thanks for the explanation!! The code works great 
on the first field (mailone), but then doesn't check
any of the remaining fields. It loops through them,
but seems any form variable after the first is not 
being checked by the REFindNoCase function because it 
lets any combination of text go through. I've never 
used this email checking function on more than one
form field at a time, but the loop function seems to
be ok. Hmmm .. strange. Any thoughts on this?

Thanks again!

Mark

--- Ben Koshy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi Mark,
 
 Here you go:
 
 You have to first construct the exact the fully
 scoped variable name.  You
 can see I added the
 CFSET Fname = Form.  fname Line
 and then you use the evaluate function to return the
 actual value of the
 passed variable name.
 
 Corrected Code Attached:
 
 
 
 cfset

fieldlist=mailone,mail2,mail3,mail4,mail5,mail6,mail7,mail8,mail9,mail10
 
 CFLOOP LIST=#fieldlist# INDEX=fname
 CFSET Fname = Form.  fname
 CFIF #fname# IS NOT 
 cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=yes
 cfparam name=ReturnCode default=0
 cfset sEmailRE =

^([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)\@([a-zA-Z0-9\.\-]+)\.([a-zA-Z]{2,3})$
 cfif ReFindNoCase(sEmailRE,#evaluate(fname)#)
   cfset ReturnCode = 1
 /cfif
 cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=no
 
 CFIF returncode IS 0
 Error message
 
 CFELSE
 
 Continue
 /CFIF
 /CFIF
 /CFLOOP
 
 
 

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RE: problem looping around form fields and values

2001-05-24 Thread David Shadovitz 

Change cfparam name=ReturnCode default=0
to cfset ReturnCode=0
-David


On Thursday, May 24, 2001 1:09 AM, Mark [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
 Hi Ben,
 
 Thanks for the explanation!! The code works great 
 on the first field (mailone), but then doesn't check
 any of the remaining fields. It loops through them,
 but seems any form variable after the first is not 
 being checked by the REFindNoCase function because it 
 lets any combination of text go through. I've never 
 used this email checking function on more than one
 form field at a time, but the loop function seems to
 be ok. Hmmm .. strange. Any thoughts on this?
 
 Thanks again!
 
 Mark
 
 --- Ben Koshy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi Mark,
  
  Here you go:
  
  You have to first construct the exact the fully
  scoped variable name.  You
  can see I added the
  CFSET Fname = Form.  fname Line
  and then you use the evaluate function to return the
  actual value of the
  passed variable name.
  
  Corrected Code Attached:
  
  
  
  cfset
 
 fieldlist=mailone,mail2,mail3,mail4,mail5,mail6,mail7,mail8,mail9,mail10
  
  CFLOOP LIST=#fieldlist# INDEX=fname
  CFSET Fname = Form.  fname
  CFIF #fname# IS NOT 
  cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=yes
  cfparam name=ReturnCode default=0
  cfset sEmailRE =
 
 ^([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)\@([a-zA-Z0-9\.\-]+)\.([a-zA-Z]{2,3})$
  cfif ReFindNoCase(sEmailRE,#evaluate(fname)#)
  cfset ReturnCode = 1
  /cfif
  cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=no
  
  CFIF returncode IS 0
  Error message
  
  CFELSE
  
  Continue
  /CFIF
  /CFIF
  /CFLOOP
  
  
  
 

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RE: problem looping around form fields and values

2001-05-24 Thread Mark 

David -- Thanks, forgot about the cfparam
resetting the variable. It works fine now!

Mark

--- David Shadovitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Change cfparam name=ReturnCode default=0
 to cfset ReturnCode=0
 -David
 
 
 On Thursday, May 24, 2001 1:09 AM, Mark
 [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
  Hi Ben,
  
  Thanks for the explanation!! The code works great 
  on the first field (mailone), but then doesn't
 check
  any of the remaining fields. It loops through
 them,
  but seems any form variable after the first is not
 
  being checked by the REFindNoCase function because
 it 
  lets any combination of text go through. I've
 never 
  used this email checking function on more than one
  form field at a time, but the loop function seems
 to
  be ok. Hmmm .. strange. Any thoughts on this?
  
  Thanks again!
  
  Mark
  
  --- Ben Koshy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hi Mark,
   
   Here you go:
   
   You have to first construct the exact the fully
   scoped variable name.  You
   can see I added the
   CFSET Fname = Form.  fname Line
   and then you use the evaluate function to return
 the
   actual value of the
   passed variable name.
   
   Corrected Code Attached:
   
   
   
   cfset
  
 

fieldlist=mailone,mail2,mail3,mail4,mail5,mail6,mail7,mail8,mail9,mail10
   
   CFLOOP LIST=#fieldlist# INDEX=fname
   CFSET Fname = Form.  fname
   CFIF #fname# IS NOT 
   cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=yes
   cfparam name=ReturnCode default=0
   cfset sEmailRE =
  
 

^([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)\@([a-zA-Z0-9\.\-]+)\.([a-zA-Z]{2,3})$
   cfif ReFindNoCase(sEmailRE,#evaluate(fname)#)
 cfset ReturnCode = 1
   /cfif
   cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=no
   
   CFIF returncode IS 0
   Error message
   
   CFELSE
   
   Continue
   /CFIF
   /CFIF
   /CFLOOP
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