|However doing this:
|CHECKED>#runway#
|
|Does not work. even though there are 2 runway Id's that are
|pulled from the
|runwaydetail query it only brings back one
|in this output. Either way it doesnt check any boxes at all.
|Yet throws no
|errors either.
Hi Kelly,
Am I correct in thinking th
AS far as HTML is concerned the syntax for a CHECKED radio button or check
box is;
you have your 'checked' argument outside the tag...maybe a typo though.
-Matt
> Ok I run these 2 queries:
>
> SELECT *
> FROM Runways
>
>
> SELECT *
> FROM Runway_Detail
> WHERE O_Report_Num = #qgetop
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> ok thats the thing i didnt know how to do it was only looking at the
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Ok I run these 2 queries:
SELECT *
FROM Runways
SELECT *
FROM Runway_Detail
WHERE O_Report_Num = #qgetops.O_Report_Num#
The first just pulls all the runways.
The 2nd pulls any runways that were affected. the Runway_ID is the field
that is associated in both tables.
In the output I have all th
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