programming question

evaluate()? who needs eveluate() when you have associative array notation?

use this instead:

<cfoutput query="query_name">
<cfloop list="#query_name.columnlist#" index="col">
#query_name[col][currentrow]#
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>

Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/

Hey! Sorry, due to error messages, I refreshed the page twice and the same message was sent thrice. I couldn't find a delete option for it. Apologies for the inconvenience.

If you are still looking for a reply, here it is:
Column name for the query is user input so you can this code to display the queried data as follows which is independent from column names:
<cfoutput query="query_name">
<cfloop list="#query_name.columnlist#" index="i">
#evaluate(i)#
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>

Hope this helps!

If you are still looking for a reply, here it is:
Column name for the query is user input so you can this code to display the queried data as follows which is independent from column names:
<cfoutput query="query_name">
<cfloop list="#query_name.columnlist#" index="i">
#evaluate(i)#
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>

Hope this helps!

If you are still looking for a reply, here it is:
Column name for the query is user input so you can this code to display the queried data as follows which is independent from column names:
<cfoutput query="query_name">
<cfloop list="#query_name.columnlist#" index="i">
#evaluate(i)#
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>

Hope this helps!

I can't use cfdump.

There are two reasons I ask this question. First, a dataset can have many columns and specifying each of them in cfoutput can be pretty tedious. Second, and more important, which columns of the data to be displayed is a user's input.

Ian Skinner offers a very quick solution to this problem. You can find it under the same topic in the Advanced Techniques thread.

Regards!

cfdump will display it.

If you want something using cfoutput, at some point you'll have to reference something.

Why do you ask?