>What is wrong with this statement?
>
><CFIF (ID IS NOT "1") OR (ID IS NOT "13") OR (ID IS NOT "4")
>OR (ID IS NOT "43")>
By using 'OR', you're saying it could be any of them, as long as it ain't
ALL of them. Obviously it can't ever be all of them, and therefore it will
always evaluate true. Try this instead:
<CFIF (ID NEQ "1") AND (ID NEQ "13") AND (ID NEQ "4") AND (ID NEQ "43")>
Brandon Whitaker
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