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htown #1
Pass null value while using CFMAIL
I am trying to pass the fields
[url]http://www.splitlightdesigns.com/txmover/My_Homepage_Files/quote-form.html[/url] to a
recipient but obviously not all of the values will be filled in. So I keep
getting "Error resolving parameter DO_ELEVATOR" or whatever field passes a null
value. I know I have fixed this before but it has been a while and I have been
unable to find the answer. It was pretty simple too.
Also, if you don?t mind, for some reason if you check both the "elevator"
check boxes I get the error, "This Action Is Not Allowed" and I am not sure why
this is happening. Any advice here would be greatly appreciated as well.
htown Guest
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<cfmail></cfmail> in a script
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how do I pass null arguement?
Try 'undef'. eg. my procByLastName{ mySubA(undef, "doe"); } On Fri, 2003-10-10 at 16:39, perl@swanmail.com wrote: -
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Error: ?null? is null or not an object
eloine: That is a bogus error message in that it probably refers to something you have done (or not done) on the page. So, looking in the... -
mxstu #2
Re: Pass null value while using CFMAIL
DO_ELEVATOR is a checkbox. A checkbox value only exists on the action page if
the box was checked. Try using CFPARAM on your action page to set a default
value if the box was not checked. This will ensure that the variable always
exists.
If your form uses the "POST" method then use:
<CFPARAM NAME="FORM.DO_ELEVATOR" DEFAULT="SomeDefaultValueGoesHere">
If your form uses the "GET" method then use:
<CFPARAM NAME="URL.DO_ELEVATOR" DEFAULT="SomeDefaultValueGoesHere">
You might want to take a look at this
[url]http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19295[/url]
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htown #3
Re: Pass null value while using CFMAIL
Man, I knew it was simple I just could not remember that CFPARAM tag.
Thanks.
Now if you are up for it I am having another problem with sending HTML
formated email.
[url]http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=3&thread[/url]
id=1020277&enterthread=y
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mxstu #4
Re: Pass null value while using CFMAIL
Sorry, I don't have access to a mailserver on this computer.
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