I would do it like below:

<CFIF testValue is not null>
   ...do something
<CFELSE>
   ...catch exception
</CFIF>




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I would code it this way:

<cfif not len(trim(var))>
        <cfset var="something">
</cfif>

It accomplishes the same thing, just more elegantly.


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From: Nate Rightmire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I always use the following:

<cfif len(trim(var)) is 0>
        <cfset var = "something">
</cfif>

I read that this was better than just <cfif var="">. I dunno if it really
is, but that is what I use.

My $.02

Nate

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what's the syntax to check if a variable is "null"...


i.e.


<cfif var is 'null>
   <cfset var = "something">
</cfif>


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