From: Ken Kinder <kkinder@MessageMedia.com> That didn't seem to work. Am I doing this right? ... <dtml-let assignment:list=assignment> <dtml-in assignment:list> <!--#call "qryCAssign(user_id=_['sequence-item'],client_id=client_id)"--> </dtml-in> </dtml-let>
Arghh... I should have been more clear, hopefully someone else already has told you in the meantime, but if not, the colons should be in the HTML FORM fields, not inside the target DTML method. That is, if you have check boxes or multiple select form-input-elements, you would use something like: <input type=checkbox name="mychoices:list" value="myvalue1"> ... <select name="mychoices:list" multiple> <option> ... Inside DTML, you would just use the name "mychoices" without the colon. Something like: <dtml-in mychoices> <dtml-call "qryCAssign(user_id=_['sequence-item'], client_id=client_id)"> </dtml-in> If qryCAssign() is a DTML method instead of an external method, generally you would need to prepend (_.None, _,... ) to the argument list. That is, qryCAssign(_.None, _, user_id=.......) regards, Hung Jung ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com