<CFIF IsDefined("url2.cat_id") IS True>

For a start, you don't need the "is true".

isDefined()   works like this:

<cfif isDefined("myvar")>
    do this
</cfif>

if you are looking for the opposite it would be

<cfif not isDefined("myvar")>
    do this
</cfif>

You also don't need quotes around numbers.



As for the overall code, try this:

<cfset mode = "directory">
<cfif isDefined("url2.cat_id")>
        <cfif #url2.cat_id# eq 100>
                <cfset mode = "subcategory">
      <cfelse>
                <cfset mode = "category">
        </cfif>
</cfif>





<CFSET mode = "directory">
<CFIF IsDefined("url2.cat_id") IS True>
        <CFIF #url2.cat_id# IS "100">
                <CFSET mode = "subcategory">
<CFELSE>
<CFSET mode = "category">
</CFIF>
</CFIF>






-----Original Message-----
From: Lisa Deemy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 9:53 PM
To: CF-Newbie
Subject: cfelse or cfelseif or neither


Any help or input on this would be appreciated.

I'm calling selected information from a database. There are several
categories and subcategories.
I want to call an entire category and list its subcategory contents for the
user.
I think the problem is in this part of the code as cfelse only appears 3
times in the entire code.

This (and other code) works to call all of category 103:

<CFSET mode = "directory">
<CFIF IsDefined("url.cat_id") IS True>
        <CFIF #url.cat_id# IS "103">
<CFELSE>
<CFSET mode = "category">
</CFIF></CFIF>

I added this (and other code) to collect the same type of information form
category 100:

<CFSET mode = "directory">
<CFIF IsDefined("url2.cat_id") IS True>
        <CFIF #url2.cat_id# IS "100">
                <CFSET mode = "subcategory">
<CFELSE>
<CFSET mode = "category">
</CFIF>
</CFIF>

The error I'm getting is:

QueryString:
Error: Context validation error for tag CFELSE. The tag must be nested
inside a CFIF tag.
The error occurred on line -1.

My questions are: 1. Do I need the syntax of using the 2 parts together
different that just using one?

2. It appears I can't use <cfelseif  > as it doesn't seem to like the <  >
inside it's own <  > tags.

<CFIF Condition><CFELSEIF Condition><CFELSE></CFIF>

Thanks,
Lisa





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