i am looping over a query - inside the loop, i am calling a udf that calls
another udf...
for( i = 1; i lte qQuery.RecordCount; i = i+1 ) {
WriteOutput(DrawRow(qQuery.colA[i]), Trim(qQuery.colB[i])));
}
function DrawRow(someNo, someAmt) {
var rRow = ;
var thisRow =
function SetValue(someNo, someAmt) {
oops - that should read...
function SetValue(someNo, someAmt) {
var aRow = ArrayNew(1);
ArraySet(variables.aRow, 1, 5, 0);
// switch/case statements
return aRow;
}
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On 6/23/05, Brian Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
function DrawRow(someNo, someAmt) {
var rRow = ;
var thisRow = SetValue(someNo, someAmt);
for( i = 1; i lte ArrayLen(thisRow); i = i+1 ) {
You forgot to var-declare i
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From: Brian Holder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 9:27 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfscript looping over udf's
i am looping over a query - inside the loop, i am
You didn't declare i in DrawRow() with the var keyword -- that's your
problem, since it's overwriting the variable i you're using to loop
over the query...
I also I don't see aRow declared anywhere... i.e. aRow =
arrayNew(1)... don't know if that's a problem...
And your setValue function could
Your UDF uses the loop variable, i. So does your main page call. You
forgot to var scope the i in the UDF. That's the problem.
On 6/23/05, Brian Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am looping over a query - inside the loop, i am calling a udf that calls
another udf...
for( i = 1; i lte
You didn't declare i in DrawRow() with the var keyword -- that's your
problem, since it's overwriting the variable i you're using to loop
over the query...
duh - thanks everyone - i just changed the i to var j for more clarity and it
works perfectly with the following code...
for( i = 1; i lte
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