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| Cool! Thanks!!! Joe Sent by FoxWeb Support on 03/20/2002 01:12:24 PM: You are using the wrong approach to set the default status of the checkbox. Here's an example that does what you want: <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="home" VALUE="1" <%=IIF(Request.Form("home") = "1", "checked", "")%>> The script that receives the posting can use the following code to save the result: IF Request.Form("home") = "1" REPLACE home WITH .T. ENDIF FoxWeb Support Team support@foxweb.com Sent by Joe Goldsmith on 03/20/2002 08:23:35 AM: If a field type is logical and I use a checkbox on a form for input, how do I use VFP to identify if it is checked or not and then store T or F as the field value please? I am using for the form field: <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="home" VALUE="<%=Request.Form("home")%>"> and then storing the result in: M.home = Request.Form('home') before inserting the response into the table field, "home". Many thanks, Joe |