and if you get a bit carried away with struct key names, you can break
it too...
EG:
<cfset myStruct = structNew()>
<cfset myStruct["some value here"] = "bob">
<cfdump var="#myStruct#">
<cfoutput>#isDefined("myStruct.some value here")#</cfoutput> <!---
this line breaks --->
<cfoutput>#structKeyExists(myStruct, "some value here")#</cfoutput>
<!--- this line works --->
On Jun 5, 9:46 pm, David Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One place to NOT use isDefined is on the CGI scope...
>
> try this:
>
> <cfoutput>
> <p>
> isDefined("cgi.bob") = #isDefined("cgi.bob")#
> </p>
> <p>
> structKeyExists(cgi, "bob") = #structKeyExists(cgi,"bob")#
> </p>
> </cfoutput>
>
> >From what I remeber, the CGI is a "magic" scope...
>
> <quote from docs>
> Because some browsers do not support some CGI variables, ColdFusion
> always returns True when it tests for the existence of a CGI variable,
> regardless of whether the browser supports the variable.
> </quote from docs>
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