Aimee
You're right. Actually, now that I think of it, the way I've handled
this situation is to append the ID number to the name of the field,
e.g.:
and do the same for the address, then just loop through all the
fieldnames that start with "Name_", use the Eval function to get the
name val
Gene, Thanks!
Unfortunately not that simple. It doesn't pass a null value. If I have
three of them and only two addresses I get a list with only two elements in
it, not two and a null. My *current* idea is to put the default
Aimee,
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>Here's one possible way:
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>The form fields for the addre
Aimee,
Here's one possible way:
The form fields for the addresses, all named "address", will produce
a comma-delimited list with as many elements as people. That is,
even if some of the address fields are blank, the form will still pass
those to the action template.
I assume you're also usin
Hello everyone!
I have a database of companys, names, contacts and addresses. Not all
companys have contact addresses. I am setting up a form that will allow
people to come and change their address. They will get to the form by
entering a url with a primary key at the end of it. This will
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