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make it so the ajax submitted value remains as the value for both inputs when the reset button

When you click a button type='reset' it restores to the "default" value. For a textarea this is defined by setting a text node inside the text area, eg:

That's because it is a SyntaxError. And a SyntaxError happens at parsing time and will prevent the whole block of code that is parsed from being executed.

I don't think, that you can generate new identifiers using macros and than use them publicly.

Instead, try to replace object ${termName(taName)} extends TypeAdapter simply with new TypeAdapter and assign invocation of the macro to a val (as in your second example). You will then reference an anonymous (and generated) class stored in a val. Parameter taName becomes redundant.

The quotes you use are wrong... “ and ” aren't valid... Use ". The rest is ok.

What I did to achieve what I actually wanted was I added a bool ReadOnly to my ViewModel and wrapped all of my textboxes and dropdownlists in an if/else statement, like this:

Please pay no attention to the insult someone made in the comments. That's not what SO is for.

Anywho, there are a number of ColdFusion string functions that make your job easier. Here's what I did. This is assuming certain parts of your string will always be the same.

May not be super efficient, but it will help detail step by step what we're doing, and gives you precise control.

Use this line to edit your shared prefs.. Put the key which you want to edit.

A couple changes that should suffice:

• As RiggsFolly mentioned, the textarea should be moved into the form

• I would make the form submit method POST instead of GET. That way the data won't be appended to the URL (i.e. in the query string).

• Delimit the new line character (i.e. \n) using double quotes: e.g. $lines = explode("\n",$_POST['taname']);

• Use mysqli functions (e.g. mysqli_connect(), mysqli_prepare(), mysqli_bind_param() and mysqli_execute()) or PDO functions to insert the data into the database

The call to mysqli_bind_param() must be called with all parameters at once, instead of once per parameter. In order to do this with a varying number of parameters, we must use a technique like the one described in this article.