.name
You use the .name attribute together with the .value attribute to construct valid field names.
The .name attribute outputs the name and index of a field.
To create an input tag for the multiple value field vbcom-kunde, you could write:
`repeat with i from 1 to vbcom-kunde.dim`
<input
type=text
name="vbcom-kunde[`i`]"
value="`vbcom-kunde[i]`">
`end`
This results in the following output:
<input type=text name="vbcom-kunde[1]" value="4711">
<input type=text name="vbcom-kunde[2]" value="8523">
<input type=text name="vbcom-kunde[3]" value="1234">
The sequence of back quotes and quotes can be confusing. Instead, you can use the .name and .value attributes to write:
`repeat with i from 0 to vbcom-kunde.dim`
<input
type=text
name="`vbcom-kunde[i].name`"
value="`vbcom-kunde[I].value`">
`end`
The output is identical to above:
<input type=text name="vbcom-kunde[1]" value="4711">
<input type=text name="vbcom-kunde[2]" value="8523">
<input type=text name="vbcom-kunde[3]" value="1234">