On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 11:16 AM, Mark Fuqua MdProfinish <
m...@mdprofinish.com> wrote:
>
> Sorry to ask, but does <cfif LEN(TRIM(myquery.MyFieldName))> actually
> suffice as a check for length or do I have to add = 0... <cfif
> LEN(TRIM(myquery.MyFieldName)) = 0>
>
actually that'd be <cfif len(trim(myquery.myfieldname)) eq 0> (note the 'eq'
not '=') :)
Seems like you're saying I can do the following and it will work:
>
> Values(<cfif
> LEN(TRIM(myquery.MyFieldName))>'#myquery.MyFieldName#'<cfelse>"
> "</cfif>, REPEAT...)
>
That's what he's saying.
CF does implicit boolean conversion. If the number is non zero, it'll come
back as 'true'.
Run a quick test:
<cfset myNum = 3 />
<cfif myNum>
Yes
<cfelse>
No
</cfif>
Change out the value of 'myNum' to various values (including a zero) and
you'll see the behavior in action :)
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