I could have sworn I had seen it act differently (testing logon credentials as a matter of fact), but I just fired up a test and sure enough you're right (shoulda trusted ya...you spell your name with a 'y' as well) ;-)
Well I guess I've used a few extra UCase() funtions along the way!!
Thanks for for that one Bryan
Cheers
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----- Original Message -----
From: Bryan F. Hogan
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 1:00 PM
Subject: Re: populating dropdowns
<cfset form.mySelectBox='biff'>
<cfif FORM.MySelectBox eq "BIFF">true<cfelse>false</cfif>
It is not case sensitive, on any version of cf.
Bryan Stevenson wrote:
> Well let's say there are 2 programmers...
>
> 1 makes the select box and fills all the values in in lower case
>
> The second programmer is doing whatever based on the value selected in
> the select box and writes this line:
> <cfif FORM.MySelectBox eq "BIFF">
>
> That condition will never be true because case was not considered...the
> line should read
>
> <cfif UCase(FORM.MySelectBox) eq "BIFF">
>
> This is assuming that "biff" only has one meaning no matter what case
> it's in.
>
> Does that make sense??
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