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Hello friends,
I want to validate this two checkbox variables on an action page and also an update page
by default I checked one of them, how can I check if it is checked and what is the best way to store this in the database and have the right checkbox checked when you want to update the form.
I want to validate this two checkbox variables on an action page and also an update page
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You need to specify a value for each one.
For instance:
When you process the page, the Form.Gender variable will contain either "Male" or "Female" depending on which is checked (or "Male,Female" if both are checked, which can be used as a list incidentally). Make sure to use
<cfif IsDefined("Form.Gender")> before checking for the values, otherwise it will throw an error if none of the checkboxes are checked, unless you've created it with <cfparam>.
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When you process the page, the Form.Gender variable will contain either "Male" or "Female" depending on which is checked (or "Male,Female" if both are checked, which can be used as a list incidentally). Make sure to use
<cfif IsDefined("Form.Gender")> before checking for the values, otherwise it will throw an error if none of the checkboxes are checked, unless you've created it with <cfparam>.
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