RE: DATE TAG

Subject: RE: DATE TAG Try this - A bit long but it works: cfswitch expression=#Day(Now())# cfcase value=1 cfset dayAsString = First /cfcase cfcase value=2 cfset dayAsString = Second /cfcase cfcase value=3

Re: DATE TAG

I did consider it (for about a second) and realized I would never ever have a need for this function, and the tagging and submission would double the development time. =) Thankfully Larry Juncker spruced it and posted it to cflib.org Jerry Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/24/02 06:01PM Thanks,

DATE TAG

Has anyone seen a tag or know of a way to get CF to produce the date in the following format: 09/22/2002 would read..The Twenty Second day of September, in the year Two Thousand and Two. Steve __ Get the mailserver

Re: DATE TAG

I think you are going to have to write A UDF that uses some cfswitch tags to piece together the output that you would like. cfswitch exprtession=theDay cfcase value=1 cfset dayString = First /cfcase cfcase value=2 cfset dayString = Second /cfcase ... /cfswitch I know it is

Re: DATE TAG

Don't blame me if it doesn't work. Hasn't been tested. The paint is still wet. cfparam name=dateString default=#now()# cfset

RE: DATE TAG

of this communication is prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us at the e-mail listed above. -Original Message- From: Steven A. del Sol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 3:34 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: DATE TAG Has anyone seen a tag or know

Re: DATE TAG

Thanks, you might want to consider wrapping it into a UDF or cf_tag. Thanks again, STEVE At 05:21 PM 9/24/2002 -0400, you wrote: Don't blame me if it doesn't work. Hasn't been tested. The paint is still wet. cfparam name=dateString default=#now()# cfset