First better way: Don't use strings for booleans!
<cfinput type="radio" name="myField" id="myField" value="myValue"
checked="#IIF(something eq 'somethingelse', 1, 0)#" />
Second better way: Don't write "if True then True else False"!
<cfinput type="radio" name="myField" id="myField" value="myValue"
checked="#(something eq 'somethingelse')#" />
(parenthesis are unnecessary here, but I feel they make it more readable)
Third better way: Don't use cfform!
<form:select id="myField" options="myValue" value="somethingelse"/>
(that's from my form custom tag library, not yet released)
:)
> I'm assuming there is a noticeable difference in using IFF? Recently
> I've been using it quite heavily in forms now i.e.
>
> <cfinput type="radio" name="myField" id="myField" value="myValue"
> checked="#IIF(something eq 'somethingelse', DE('Yes'), DE('No'))#" />
>
> Are there better ways of doing this?
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