Hi again,
I was all set to use cfform but it doesn't render xhtml valid code.
So back to usual <form>. Next problem: I made a list of form errors in the
validation routine and want to display them in the form fields so tried:
<input name="blah" value="#blah#" />
but it only works if both cfinput and cfform are used.
Any ideas what I can do? Maybe there is a way to make the cfform that gets
rendered valid xhtml?
Maybe a differnt way to display the errant form field that doesn't need
cfform or cfinput?
Cheers,
Lossed
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If 'con' is the opposite of 'pro', is congress the opposite of progress?
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Lossed - 30 Sep 2004 04:12 GMT
OK, I feel silly now- if not in a cfform element I have to surround the
#blah# with cfoutput tags ;-)
> Hi again,
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