Paul,
If memory serves me...URL is a reserved variable name...
HTH,
John
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From: paul smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 12:36 PM
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Subject: Hidden Fields Problem
I'm passing the following hidden fields (only,
there no
It's something on your actual form page that's throwing an error, so your're
getting error message content in your next "form field." Try checking for cf
syntax errors in the neighborhood of the 15th and 16th form fields.
-Deanna
Here's the problem:
missing quotation mark at the end of "#Form.cust_name#
*INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="cust_name"
VALUE="#Form.cust_name#
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Paul,
On the Form.cust_name you just forgot a " at the end of the value.
INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="cust_name" VALUE="#Form.cust_name#
Should be
INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="cust_name" VALUE="#Form.cust_name#"
That's all there is to it. It just didn't know where one input started
and the other
If memory serves me...URL is a reserved variable name...
As long as it's scoped, it doesn't matter
If you just tried to call it as #URL#, then it would cause a JIT error, but
scoping it as #form.URL# works fine (a URL variable can't be part of the
form scope, as it's either one or the other)
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Subject: Re: Hidden Fields Problem
It's something on your actual form page that's throwing an error, so your're
getting error message content in your next "form field." Try checking for cf
syntax errors in the neighborhood of the
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