Undefined Error messages

Question

I have tried this multiple ways and I keep getting element undefined errors. Basically I am created an edit form using the developer toolbox create dynamic form wizard. I have added a recordset to this form that I will query a database to find an entry based on a value on the form, but I cannot seem to get the query to recognize the form field and pul it's value.
Query
<cfquery name="officers" datasource="tnmpUsers">
SELECT ID, fullname, email, Initials, Clerk, is_officer, alwaysshow
FROM users.users
WHERE is_officer = 1
AND alwaysshow = 1
AND fullname LIKE <cfqueryparam value="#FORM.usponame_<cfoutput>#cnt1#</cfoutput>#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_char">
ORDER BY fullname ASC
</cfquery>
This gives the following
Invalid CFML construct found on line 61 at column 55.
So I try using the same reference that the field uses for it's value which is
<cfoutput>#Request.KT_escapeAttribute(rspsidb.usponame)#</cfoutput> which givews the following error.
"Element USPONAME is undefined in RSPSIDB"
Here is the code for the field that holds the value I want.
<input type="text" name="usponame_<cfoutput>#cnt1#</cfoutput>" id="usponame_<cfoutput>#cnt1#</cfoutput>" value="<cfoutput>#Request.KT_escapeAttribute(rspsidb.usponame)#</cfoutput>" size="32" maxlength="100" />
I have done this before with webpages I created, and it should be fairly easy, and I am probably missing something very simple, but can't find it. The field works fine, and has the value I need, I just can't seem to reference it from the cfquery.
any help appreciated, Thanks!
I also tried the following for the AND statement, but still a no go.
AND fullname = #usponame_<cfoutput>#cnt1#</cfoutput>#

Answer 1

Hi there,
first I have to admit that I can´t tell why this doesn´t work with ColdFusion in particular (I´m a PHP guy), but I reckon that it doesn´t work because #cnt1# is a sort of placeholder which - once ADDT´s Dynamic Form is loaded in a browser - actually represents a variable number which - in turn - depends on the number of form instances which have been rendered by selecting one or multiple records in the Dynamic List.
That said, the actual input field´s name (and id) could be "usponame_1" or "usponame_3", but it´s never a simple name like "usponame", and it´s most probably not a predictable value which your query might be able to recognize - because unlike a traditional "update a single recordset only" form ADDT´s Dynamic Forms may (or may not, depending on your previous selection in the corresponding Dynamic List) consist of multiple instances, whereas your query expects a single value that´s derived from a "known" form field name
Humm, I hope this makes a little sense ;-)
Cheers,
Günter