I\'m inside a cfloop
over a query. I want to get an attribute, but I won\'t know what that attribute will be until runtime. Using #qryResult[MyAttr]#
<cfloop query="qryResult">
<cfset MyAttr="autoid" />
<cfoutput>
Test 1: #qryResult.autoid# <br/> <!--- succeeds --->
Test 2: #qryResult[MyAttr][qryResult.CurrentRow]# <br/> <!--- succeeds --->
</cfoutput>
</cfloop>
CurrentRow
is implicit in the literal syntax (query.col
). It is tied to the index of <cfloop query="...">
/<cfoutput query="...">
(or 1 when used outside a loop).
Mentioning it explicitly is necessary in the "array index" syntax (query[col][row]
), because query[col]
alone returns the column object (which is the "complex type" the error refers to).
Side effect: You can use this for random access to a query result outside of a loop (i.e. as a multi-dimensional array). Once you know the numbers of the rows that interest you, you can access the rows directly.