We have a page on our site which allows members to edit their "specialties" in our database. I use the following code:

code:

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[FMP-ValueList: Main_Specialties, List=Main_Specialties]

<input type="checkbox" name="Main_Specialties"

value="[FMP-ValueListItem]" [FMP-ValueListChecked]>[FMP-ValueListItem]

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The code works just fine when members submit new specialties (they are recorded in the database), but when members remove (de-select) a specialty, the change isn't saved.

Does anyone know what I need to do to the code to make it work?

Thanks for your help!

Try this:

[FMP-ValueList: Main_Specialties, List=Main_Specialties]

<input type="checkbox" name="Main_Specialties"

value="[FMP-ValueListItem]" [FMP-ValueListChecked]>[FMP-ValueListItem]<BR>

[/FMP-ValueList]

I seem to remember a tread some time back that highlighted this issue: through the web it's reliable and easy to insert a value into a field, or edit the value to something else, but not reliable to chnage the field value to empty or "".

I cannot remember whether it was considered a bug of Web Companion or whether it was more a problem with the web form interface generically. I think the later was the concensus.

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Originally posted by Vaughan:

I seem to remember a tread some time back that highlighted this issue: through the web it's reliable and easy to insert a value into a field, or edit the value to something else, but not reliable to chnage the field value to empty or "".

I cannot remember whether it was considered a bug of Web Companion or whether it was more a problem with the web form interface generically. I think the later was the concensus.

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Well to change field to nothing is reliable. But if the field is Required, then submitting nothing into it will not change the last value in Req. field.