Problem with checkboxes is that they only exist and show a value if they
have been checked.
For instance, you might have
input type=checkbox name=var value=foo
If its checked when the form is submitted, you will have form.var and the
value 'foo' to play with but if its not, then you get nothing
With radio boxes, only one value is passed thru ie whatever they clicked on
so theres no need to reference them seperately. Try calling them all
linkSection and see what happens.
If you want more than one box to be selected, use checkbox instead.
hth, Doug
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try using sql so it would look like this:
cfquery etcetc...
INSERT INTO soldSteel
(list of table fields)
VALUES
(#form.type_id#, etc etc )
/cfquery
I've found cfinsert to be a bit strange in the past and using straight SQL
normally sorts it out. Just make sure that the VALUES match the list of
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From: Douglas McKenzie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 10:16 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Just curious possible problem
try using sql so it would look like this:
cfquery etcetc...
INSERT INTO soldSteel
(list of table fields)
VALUES
(#form.type_id#, etc etc
Dont think that would work if they were going off-site.
How about setting up a referrer page that all the links on the front page go
to and there you could record the click then send them on?
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From: Jerry Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 September 2002 16:57
Yes you can. Check that your cfinputs are acceptable though: CF only accepts
TEXT, RADIO, CHECKBOX, PASSWORD. For everything else, use input.
specs are for cf4.5 - might have changed with 5 or MX.
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From: Nick Varner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 September 2002
Find the ascii value for the character and do a ReReplace upon the info
going into the text field should do it.
Hold on, maybe the html encding doesnt understand the character (the email
did nt either btw). Could it have something to do with the doctype of the
html page? I know theres a set of
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