RE: Dates... again - Matthew

2002-09-24 Thread Candace Cottrell
oops.. ok..lol I think I understand it. And here you're saying, if the resulting month is January, print the heading. cfif month(offsetDate) eq 1 h1Fiction #year(offsetDate)#/h1 /cfif #DateFormat(offsetDate, )#br I think this will work for me. Thanks for all your help :) Candace K.

RE: Dates... again - Matthew

2002-09-24 Thread Matthew Walker
And here you're saying, if the resulting month is January, print the heading. Exactly! Let us know if you have any problems. __ This list and all House of Fusion resources hosted by CFHosting.com. The place for dependable

RE: Dates... again - Matthew

2002-09-24 Thread Candace Cottrell
Ok, this works for now. I added some looping and here's waht I came up with: cfoutput cfloop index = offset from=0 to=12 cfset offsetDate = DateAdd(m, offset, Now()) cfif offsetDate eq Now() td width=43% class=nbheader Fiction #year(offsetDate)#/td/tr /cfif

RE: Dates... again - Matthew

2002-09-24 Thread Matthew Walker
cfset offsetDate = DateAdd(m, offset, Now()) cfif offsetDate eq Now() This bit might be a bit dodgy as you're assuming no time has passed between now() and now(). It could occasionally fail. It might be better to simple test if offset eq 0.