Actually, that could be a bit dangerous if people add to the record set
while the person is checking the boxes.
A better approach would be to GetRows the recordset in to an array and
create a hidden field that contains all the IDs.
<%
Set objRs = objConn.Execute("STATEMENT", , adCmdText)
If Not objRs.EOF Then
bHasResults = True
arrResults = objRs.GetRows
iResults = UBound(arrResults, 2)
End If %>
<form ...>
<% For i = 0 To iResults %>
<input type=checkbox name="chkInvoiceID_<%=arrResults(0, i)%>" value=ON>
<% Next%>
<input type="hidden" name="AllIDs" value="<% For i = 0 To iResults:
Response.Write arrResults(0, i) & ",": Next%>"
</form>
Then in the post to page do
stAllIDs = Request.Form("AllIDs")
If Len(stAllIDs) > 0 Then
arrAllIDs = Split(stAllIDs, ",")
End If
And then proceed as before using arrAllIDs(i) instead of the record set ID
field.
Gotta dash...
"David Morgan" <da***@davidmorgan.me.uk> wrote in message
news:uD**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
No.
With radios, check boxes and buttons, only the values of selected, (or
clicked), elements are submitted.
You could re-run the query in the "post-to" page and loop through the
recordset saying
If (Request.Form("cbxAddToInvoice_" & objRs.Fields("ID").Value).Count Then
' Update to true
Else
' Update to false
End If
Note you would need to change the name of the checkboxes on the original
page to incorporate the ID of the record the checkbox represents. You
probably have this in the checkboxes' value field at the moment. You can
change the value field to anything then.
Regards
David
"WC Justice" <WC*****@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:j%***************@bignews1.bellsouth.net... I have an ASP form that uses a recordset to build a table, with one of
the columns containing a checkbox. Upon posting, the ASP code of the
Post-To page uses the "For i = 1 to request.form("chkAddToInvoice").count"
method to go through the array, but it only counts checked boxes. Not only is
this causing the corresponding Update statement to write values to the wrong
records, it is preventing me from using the "False" value of the check
box to run its corresponding Update statement.
Is there a way to set up the checkbox so that it is counted whether it
is selected or not?
