Anyone else thing cfparam would be more useful when if using it like this...
<cfparam name="URL.id" default="0" type="numeric">
...was the same as using...
<cfif NOT IsDefined("URL.id") OR NOT IsNumeric(URL.id)>
<cfset URL.id = 0>
</cfif>
...so the param kicks in if URL.id isn't defined OR if it isn't a number?
I'd never really used the type attribute in cfparam before and I was hoping
this was the way it worked.
Oh well :O(
Adrian Lynch
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