Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

Ok James, I'm gettin close! I have it runnin the query when the page loads, which is of course not what I want. But this tells me things are workin. I've modified the example on your blog. Now, I'm REAL slow when it comes to JS, so bear with me here. Here's my JS call: var url = "

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

>Yes, this is a task well suited to AJAX. Perhaps look at AjaxCFC (the >JQuery version) or mxAjax so that you get an integrated CF solution >out of the box. > I'm hijackin' code from yer blog right now. Gonna try and make this work. I'll keep ya posted. ~

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

>Yes, that should work fine with mxAjax (or any of the other choices >you have). It can even be triggered in the onChange on the tier5 box, >just like the qforms scripts are triggered on the others. oops, I meant mxAjax. I've been lookin' at so many the last day or so I can't keep'em straight. :

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

Yes, that should work fine with mxAjax (or any of the other choices you have). It can even be triggered in the onChange on the tier5 box, just like the qforms scripts are triggered on the others. On 6/12/07, Will Tomlinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks a ton james! > > Let me ask you somethi

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

Thanks a ton james! Let me ask you something. I've spent quite a bit of time integrating qForms into this page to get the organization dropdowns talkin' to one another. http://208.106.220.252/soundings/T8Report.cfm It all works perfectly. Choose "test eval 1" in the eval dropdown. Then Busi

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

Instead of using the mxselect use mxdata - this will let you pass in each dropdown value as an argument to your CFC and get a return you can use to build the last dropdown. Check my blog or the mxdata example for some more details on mxdata. If you have more problems with it let me know and I'll bl

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

James, Will this work if I have multiple form fields that need to be passed to the cfc? What's mixing me up is the source attribute. Here's what I'm passing. 3 items, from 3 formfields. var url = "#ajaxUrl#"; function init() { new

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

>As I use mxAjax, I'd use the mxData component to run a CFC method that >returns values based on those dropdowns; then I'd write the new data >into the last dropdown (perhaps with the DOM or with innerHTML). Thanks james. I'll investigate this. Will

Re: What's the easiest way to do this?

Yes, this is a task well suited to AJAX. Perhaps look at AjaxCFC (the JQuery version) or mxAjax so that you get an integrated CF solution out of the box. As I use mxAjax, I'd use the mxData component to run a CFC method that returns values based on those dropdowns; then I'd write the new data into

What's the easiest way to do this?

I have a form that uses qForms for 7 dynamic select menus. There's one other dataset/filter I need to add, but it isn't directly connected with the data in the related menus. I can query this data and filter it using the related selects, but I only know how to do it the old fashioned way - hi