I'm generating multiple forms in ASP, using VB Script. In the form, I've 

made a ckeckbox named C. Now, I want to check whether the checkbox is 

checked or not. To acheive this, I am using the following code:



<%@ language=VBScript%>

<%

'This code replicates the form 5 times, displaying a checkbox. The name of 

the from will be F1, F2.....F5.



for i=1 to 5%>

   <form name="F<%=i%>" method="POST">

   <Input type="Checkbox" name="C">

   </form>

<%next



'This code is to check the state of the checkboxes.

for x=0 to 5

   if document.F<%=x%>.C.checked then

       msgbox (x+" th checkbox is checked.")

   end if

next

%>



Please tell me where is the error and provide the appropriate sol. for the 

same.

Shouldn't that be:



   FOR x=1 TO 5



instead of starting at zero?







Also, I would use the ampersand instead of the plus sign for string

concatenation:



    msgbox (x & " the checkbox is checked.")





-- Zee





----- Original Message -----

From: "Nitin Chadha" <nchadha1@r...>

To: "Access ASP" <access_asp@p...>

Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 8:49 AM

Subject: [access_asp] retieving the state of the checkbox in an array of

forms.





> I'm generating multiple forms in ASP, using VB Script. In the form, I've

> made a ckeckbox named C. Now, I want to check whether the checkbox is

> checked or not. To acheive this, I am using the following code:

>

> <%@ language=VBScript%>

> <%

> 'This code replicates the form 5 times, displaying a checkbox. The name of

> the from will be F1, F2.....F5.

>

> for i=1 to 5%>

>    <form name="F<%=i%>" method="POST">

>    <Input type="Checkbox" name="C">

>    </form>

> <%next

>

> 'This code is to check the state of the checkboxes.

> for x=0 to 5

>    if document.F<%=x%>.C.checked then

>        msgbox (x+" th checkbox is checked.")

>    end if

> next

> %>

>

> Please tell me where is the error and provide the appropriate sol. for the

> same.




>