So you need to process one or more formfields but you don't know the names at
the time of processing? I had a similar requirement and here is how I solved it:
cfscript
for(FormField in arguments.FormVars) // this will loop through all
available form variables
{
Quantity =
Maybe this can help
someone as well. I find this a very easy way to determine what fields
you're looking for...
First, on the form
page, I'll create hidden fields of the same name so a comma delimited list is
created on the action page:
Display
Page:
input
type="hidden" name="someID"
Try this...I'm assuming you are looping over the invoiceQuery.UPDATEtablename
SET InvAmt = cfqueryparam cfsqltype=fillmein value=#form['InvAmt#InvoiceQuery.InvId#'] / WHERE ID= #ID#DKOn 10/20/06,
Jeff Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey folks,
I was wondering if anyone had a solution to an
DK
There is a loop involved by not over that query. It looks like this is the solution I was looking for though. I just passed the form and had it output on the next page (which is where I'll write to the db) and it worked so I'm assuming that I'll be able to write to the db as well.
I
Run InvoiceQuery again, then
cfloop query="InvoiceQuery"
cfset
ThisVar="form.InvAmt"InvId
cfif
IsDefined("#ThisVar#")
cfset
ThisInvAmt=Evaluate(ThisVar)
cfquery
name="update#InvId#" datasource=#DSN# username=#USERNAME#
password=#PASSWORD#
UPDATE tablename
SET InvAmt =
