IIf() - Mix literal with variable evaluation

2006-01-09 Thread Jim McAtee
I always run into this, and I've probably come across a solution, but 
forgotten it.  In an IIf() I can easily return the value of a varible by 
surrounding it in quotes, or return a literal by using DE(), but how to 
use both?  What would be the correct syntax to use in the first argument 
to IIf() in the following example:

cfset a = loc.address  IIf(Len(loc.city), DE(, )  loc.city, DE()) 


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Re: IIf() - Mix literal with variable evaluation

2006-01-09 Thread Zaphod Beeblebrox
cfset a = loc.address  IIf(Len(loc.city), DE(, #loc.city#) , DE())

On 1/9/06, Jim McAtee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I always run into this, and I've probably come across a solution, but
 forgotten it.  In an IIf() I can easily return the value of a varible by
 surrounding it in quotes, or return a literal by using DE(), but how to
 use both?  What would be the correct syntax to use in the first argument
 to IIf() in the following example:

 cfset a = loc.address  IIf(Len(loc.city), DE(, )  loc.city, DE())


 

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