Problems with radio buttons/cookies

[_Roudh]

I'm re-posting this message because I'm not sure why it was ignored. Does no
one know the answer, or do I need to give you more of my code to check?

I'm sorry about re-posting.

Hi,

I've been trying to get my head aorund these blasted things, but I just can't
seem to. I'm sorry to just come here and expect you guys to answer, but I do
honestly try to understand it before coming here, and clogging the forums up
with basic questions. I'm working with Web Monkey articles, and they don't
explain how to use cookies too well...

I have some radio buttons (attatched), a process that should set cookies
(attatched), and something to tell me wether it has (attatched).

All the different parts of the attatched code are in seperate templates.

It will output the session, but never outputs the cookies - Always come up
with cookie undefined. :/

What am I doing wrong?

I'm sure I don't have the CFIF's right for the radio buttons. Shoudl they be
"1" "#1#" or just 1?

SIGH

Again, I apologise for this basic question.

Any help would be much appreciated,
JR

<!-- RADIO BUTTONS -->

Remember my Username <cfinput type="radio" value="1" required="no"
checked="yes" name="remember"><br>
Remember my Username and password <cfinput type="radio" value="2"
required="no" checked="no" name="remember"><br>
Always ask for my Username and password <cfinput type="radio" value="0"
required="no" checked="no" name="remember"><br>

<!-- PROCESS -->

<cfif 1=("form.remember")>
<cfcookie name="UserName" value="#GetUser.UserName#" Expires="NEVER">
</cfif>
<cfif 2=("form.remember")>
<cfcookie name="UserName" value="#GetUser.UserName#" Expires="NEVER">
<cfcookie name="pass" value="#GetUser.password#" expires="never">
</cfif>
<cfif 0=("form.remember")>
</cfif>

<!-- OUTPUT -->
<cfoutput>#Session.username#</cfoutput>
<cfoutput>#Cookie.username#</cfoutput>
<cfoutput>#Cookie.pass#</cfoutput>

[Fernis]

What's with that strange looking syntax <cfif 1=("form.remember")> anyway? I
don't have CF around right now, so I can't test if it would actually work...
CF uses "=" only when assigning something, not when comparing. Use IS or EQ.

Would <cfif form.remember IS 1> work?

Also, for shorter code, considering using <cfelseif> and <cfelse>, or
<cfswitch> and <cfcase> (and <cfdefaultcase>, which is always needed).