Email form with checkboxes

Hi All,
I have a form with checkboxes that I finally got to work
partially. However, there is one problem. If you forget to check
the checkbox, (Yes or No), you get the error Element is Undefined.
If you check the checkbox there is no problem and the form goes
through email. How can I correct the error if the checkboxes are
not checked. Any help would be appreciated,
Best,
Joy

Joy,
checkboxes do not pass a value unless they are checked.
You can do it two ways that I know.
One way is to set a default so the page does not error:

<cfparam name="FORM.myCheckbox" default="" type="any">
The other way is to see if it was checked and do something
then.

<cfif isDefined("FORM.myCheckbox")>
do something



<cfelse>
do something else
</cfif>
Ken Ford
Adobe Community Expert
Fordwebs, LLC
http://www.fordwebs.com
"JRLobdell" <[email protected]> wrote in
message news:fb6hic$s7a$[email protected]..
> Hi All,
> I have a form with checkboxes that I finally got to work
partially. However,
> there is one problem. If you forget to check the
checkbox, (Yes or No), you
> get the error Element is Undefined. If you check the
checkbox there is no
> problem and the form goes through email. How can I
correct the error if the
> checkboxes are not checked. Any help would be
appreciated,
> Best,
> Joy
>

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.oO(BarryGBrown)
> I have a php file which generates an email from a form
in a website I have
>designed. I just want to make some areas of the final
generated email in bold
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> the line in question is -
>
> $body ="Booking request details from website:\n\n";
>
> I have tried putting and ,
syntax is used in some forum software, but besides that it
has
no meaning whatsoever.
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>etc, plus tried different declarations within the
<head>, nothing works! What
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function.
> I am a beginner with this php stuff, please be kind!
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> >
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> >
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> >
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