I can output the value of the session vars like so:
cfloop query=memberInfoFields
cfoutput#session.memberRegister[STRFIELDNAME]#br/cfoutput
but this is not working correctly:
cfloop query=memberInfoFields
input type=text name=#STRFIELDNAME#
value=#session.memberRegister[STRFIELDNAME]# size=30
Is it possible the value of those keys is actually blank? In previous code you
were setting the default value to .
Output the value before the inputs. What do you see?
cfoutput
cfloop query=memberInfoFields
Debug value of #STRFIELDNAME# = #session.memberRegister[STRFIELDNAME]#
input
I get the results when I user your code
Debug value of strInstUsername =
Debug value of strLanguage =
Debug value of strInstEmail = m...@aol.com
Debug value of strGender = Female
Debug value of strDegrees = Associate Degree
Debug value of strEmployeeNum =
Debug value of strDepartment =
Debug
I figured it out:
I had code that was resetting the values:
cfif NOT isDefined(session.memberRegister.STRFIELDNAME)
cfset session.memberRegister.#STRFIELDNAME# =
/cfif
On Sat, Oct 30, 2010 at 3:24 PM, Monique Boea moniqueb...@gmail.com wrote:
I get the results when I user your
cfset session.memberRegister.#STRFIELDNAME# =
Good job.
BTW: Consider using associative array notation, it is easier on the eyes ;-)
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Hello
I have a multi step form that is being submitted to itself.
I create a structure session.memberRegister and then append to the structure
as each form is submitted like so:
cfscript
session.memberRegister = structnew();
/cfscript
cfset
I got this to work.
DUH!!
cfloop query=memberInfoFields
!--- create dynamic session vars ---
cfif NOT isDefined(session.memberRegister.STRFIELDNAME)
cfset session.memberRegister.#STRFIELDNAME# =
/cfif
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 9:38 AM, Monique Boea moniqueb...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello
I
cfset
StructAppend(session['memberRegister'],STRFIELDNAME)
StructAppend, appends the contents of one structure onto another. STRFIELDNAME
looks like a simple value. If you are trying to create a dynamic key, just use
array notation
ie
cfset session.memberRegister[STRFIELDNAME] =
Thanks Leigh.
Now, how do I check for the existance of and use these dynamic variables to
set my form values?
Like so: cfif #session.memberRegister.strCME# EQ
medicalselected=selected/cfif
But I need to use dynamic variable names.
I am trying to use this but it is not working:
Now, how do I check for the existance of and use these
dynamic variables to
set my form values?
The same way as before. Use array notation. No need for the extra # signs.
ie
cfif session.memberRegister[ STRFIELDNAME ] eq someValue
something here...
/cfif
BTW: Most scopes in CF are
Now, how do I check for the existance
value=#Evaluate(session.memberRegister.#STRFIELDNAME#)#
BTW: I ignored the check for existence comment because your code seemed to be
getting the value instead. But if you really do mean existence, then use
structKeyExists or IsDefined.
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