Philip Arnold - ASP wrote:
> > I suppose the subject says it all.
> >
> > How do you perform string concatenation in CFSCRIPT?
> >
> > This isn't working:
> >
> > <CFLOOP query="myQuery">
> > <CFSCRIPT>
> > myvariable = myQuery.Link & "?urlvariable=" & myQuery.otherquerydata
> > </CFSCRIPT>
> > </CFLOOP>
> >
> > I don't have the original code, since I already re-worked it
> > to accomplish
> > what I wanted, but I was curious to know for the future. I also
> > tried to use
> > the Insert function, and that also seemed to have no effect.
>
> Erm, you're already doing string concatonation... that's what the & does
>
> If you want myVariable to have those strings added onto it...
> myvariable = myvariable & myQuery.Link & "?urlvariable=" &
> myQuery.otherquerydata;
>
> Also, what you're doing isn't very efficient - you should only use CFScript
> if you have more than 3 real commands in it
>
I think the person who said single quotes, not double quotes, hit the nail on the
head, although I haven't tested
it yet.
My problem was that the string wasn't concatenating.
I had about 5-6 statements in the CFSCRIPT. This was a code segment.
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