On 1/14/2004 at 00:26, you wrote:
DSJA> Shouldn't it be:
DSJA> <cfif not isDefined("client.pods")>
DSJA> Quotes around the client.pods?
Yes, since isdefined() is checking for the existence of a variable
named "client.pods".
Without the quotes it evaluates client.pods and treats its value as
the name of the variable it's to check for.
<cfscript>
client.pods=structNew();
somevar="client.pods";
if(not isDefined(somevar)){
writeoutput("NOT DEFINED");
}else{
writeoutput("DEFINED");
}
</cfscript>
Since you can't have a complex value in the client scope without first
converting it to simple value (WDDX is good for this), creating a
struct in the client scope throws this error:
"Invalid client variable contents
The value of the client variable PODS is not a string, number,
boolean, or date/time value. Only values of this type can be stored as
client variables."
~ Ubqtous ~
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