how can I use dynamic GET variables?

[JollyRoger]

Hi CF people,

I created the following GET String with Javascript:

verarbeite.cfm?anzahl=5&id_3=12&menge_3=25&id_5=2&menge_5=100

this is how I did it:

Pseudocode:
var sendStr='?anzahl='+anzahl;
for(i=1 to anzahl)
{
  if(mengeID>0){
    sendStr=sendStr+'&id_'+i+'='+ID+'&menge_'+i+'='+mengeID;
  }
}
req4.open('get', 'verarbeite.cfm'+sendStr);

now I want to access with my "verarbeite.cfm" the single menge variables

<cfif IsDefined("anzahl")>
	
	<cfloop 
	  index = "loopCount"
	  from = "1"
	  to = #anzahl#
	  step = "1">
		
		#menge_&loopCount#  
	</cfloop>
</cfif>

but how can I call menge_3, menge_5???
how do I get the connection beetween menge_ and loopCount??

Thanks
JollyRoger

[WolfShade]

URL parameters can be accessed with url.[whatever]

<cfif isDefined("url.anzahl")>
   <cfset local.anzahl = url.anzahl>
</cfif>

If you want to set local variables for ALL URL parameters, make sure your parameter values are URLEncoded (escaped):

<cfif len(trim(cgi.query_string)) gt 0>
   <cfloop index="idx" list="#cgi.query_string#" delimiters="&">
        <cfset local.thisName = getToken(idx,1,"=")>
        <cfset local.thisValue = URLDecode(getToken(idx,2,"="))>
        <cfset "local.#local.thisName#" = trim(local.thisValue)>
   </cfloop>
   <cfdump var="#local#">
</cfif>

Untested, but it should work.

[JollyRoger]

sorry for my late answer, but it works perfect. thanks!