try just putting
CFSCRIPT
if (Check_NT.RecordCount gt 0)
..
HTH
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Gilchrist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 17:10
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Why doe my cfscript if statement fail?
Hi There,
I'm trying to
Kevin,
I'm actually surprised that CF doesn't throw an error with the statement.
Get rid of the "is 'TRUE'" portion:
if( Check_NT.RecordCount GT 0 ){
}
(You can shortcut this further to just "if( Check_NT.RecordCount ){"
Also, I don't notice any brackets around your IF statement, which means
if (Check_NT.RecordCount gt 0 is "TRUE")
I don't know if this is the problem, but I would definitely not write that
condition that way. I would use either:
1. if (check_NT.recordcount gt 0)
or
2. if (check_NT.recordcount)
Both will achieve the result I assume you are looking for.
-
I'm trying to find why this if condition keeps getting
evaluated as true when it shouldn't.
...
if (Check_NT.RecordCount gt 0 is "TRUE")
You've got two conditions, not one. You can just use one condition:
if (Check_NT.RecordCount gt 0)
Or, you can simply reference the variable - a nonzero
just use
cfscript
if (check_nt.recordcount GT 0)
.
/cfscript
There is no need to add the "is 'TRUE'" clause, which is what is causing the
statement to fail.
DC
- Original Message -
From: "Kevin Gilchrist" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 22,
I'm trying to find why this if condition keeps getting evaluated as true
when it shouldn't. I've traced through the debugger to track the value of
the if condition and even though the record count condition comes up as 0
when I put a watch on it, it still executes.
I added a CFOUTPUT
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