> Admittedly not very often but if logic dictates...
>
> Why is it bad to use them, is there a substantial overhead
> verses cfifs ?
>
> I must admit the one curious thing I have always though about
> Fusebox is that essentially boils down to a switch/case
> statment and I can't believe that for a big app it's that
> efficient. imho
CFSWITCH has an exponentially better performance than CFIF the more
entries you use
The reason for this is that the choices are "hard coded" into the CFCASE
elements, while each entry in a CFIF has to be evaluated every time it
runs the code
FuseBox uses CFSWITCH a lot, so anything written in it would have to be
re-written to work on this systems...
But then again, just about any application would, as the tag list is
very limited
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