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Hi, Well, it looks to me like the form is submitted properly and that is why you are getting no error messages. A SUBMIT button performs the ACTION, then clears the form for more input. The reason you have no values for the fields when the form reappears is that there are no values to display...

Hi, Why not just send the onClick to an ACTION page? There you can run your update query and set up the file transfer. Paul

Hi, Use a very simple ACTION page to load the HTML file, that will automatically include the application.cfm. In the same ACTION page, you can check and require the password, if you like. Paul

Hi, First of all, why do you want to do that? What difference does it make if the shopping cart is under the same session and login? Usually, the key to a shopping cart is that you do not allow the client to enter the same item twice -- which means you have to force a refresh on each page...

That wss part of my question, Simon. If you already have two files (tables) that are linked via an internal index, all you should have to do is write on query for the whole answer. The tables are already JOINed. Check with your Oracle guy. He can produce the results or tell you what to put in...

Jansen, From a query? .. a linked list of key-value pairs? .. a structure of values? for a simple list assigned to a variable use CFSET varname = "value1, value2, value3, value4" It really depends on what you want to do with the list. Paul

kman, Are you trying to put two SUBMIT buttons at the bottom of a page? Bad idea. Try figuring out whether it is the value in the text box that will determine where the value should go; or is it the user's choice, then use another type of button. SUBMIT behind the scenes based on that value...

Simon, If you are using Oracle, are you using stored procedures? Can you post your code so that the question is more clear? It looks like what you need could come from a single table on a database set up under Oracle. Would it make any sense for you to do a loop within a loop to display the...

The reason most Javascript variables will not pass to a CF function is the processing sequence. Remember, ColdFusion is actually generating the HTML on its server, then passing it to the browser. On the client machine, if the browser is set to allow it, Javascript is executed. That is also why...

The key question is: Do you want to do this garbage collection before it gets to your db? -- If so, use Javascript. The latest version, 1.3, will allow you to use regular expressions and replace any text. Or after? -- If so, use CF string functions. Paul

jmcg, I have heard of a similar problem on another forum. The answer there was that the directory that was being written to was just mapped, not an absolute reference. Let me know if this helps. Thanks Paul