here ya go - here's an example:
<cfset w = "0">
<cfset x = "NEQ">
<cfset y = "1">
<cfif evaluate("#w# #x# #y#")>hi</cfif>
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 10:12 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Decision operators as variables
Hello,
I'm probably missing something simple, but how can I make this cfif
statement work using only variables?
<cfif NOT
Evaluate("arguments.FormVars.#this.aFieldsCart[i].RequiredFieldName#")
this.aFieldsCart[i].FieldComparisonValue
this.aFieldsCart[i].FieldComparisonValue>
Where Evaluate("arguments.FormVars.#this.aFieldsCart[i].RequiredFieldName#")
is the variable name,
this.aFieldsCart[i].FieldComparisonValue is a Decision Operator (gt, lt,
gte, lte, eq, etc...)
And this.aFieldsCart[i].FieldComparisonValue is the value I'm checking
against.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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