> Again with a PHP-related question (trying to convert some PHP
> code to CF). This one has to do with CFCASE. In PHP you can
> define a constant using define("constantname","constantvalue").
> From there on the variable is indeed treated as a constant
> (like true or false). I have a switch/case in PHP I want
> converted to CF but I cannot find a way of creating a
> "constant-constant" and end up having the old "This expression
> must have a constant value." error. I know I can use CFIF but,
> well, just wanted to know if this can be done with CFSWITCH....
> PHP can do it! : )
No, unfortunately CFML does not provide constants.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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