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Chris Peters — 2005-11-28T06:05:28

It's also worth noting that passing CFC instances to ArrayAppend() passes them by reference. If you add a CFC instance to an array using this function and then change the instance's state outside of the array, the values within the array reflect those changes as well.

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Ali210 — 2005-04-29T18:15:31

I've found that you can also use to do an ArrayAppend. it doesnt show the 'Yes' confirmation.

for example -

NB - firstname can be a variable (as in #firstname# or if you passed it from a form on the previous page, form.firstname. Ofcourse, you could also just specify your value - eg. "David" (make sure you include " speech marks)

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Der Nickname — 2004-11-24T05:35:49

This looks very good.
But what about 2 or 3 dimentional arrays, how can arrayappend handle them?

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extdw_doc — 2004-10-08T10:44:32

YES prints in the example because it executes ArrayAppend() inside
of cfoutput tags to show that items are being appended.
YES is the return value for the function so it is output. To get rid
of the YES, remove the tags surrounding ArrayAppend().

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2004-10-07T11:52:17

is it not possible to append something to an array with out printing YES on the page?