> it in areas like the following code sample:
>
> <input type="checkbox"
> name="#REQUEST.cReorderFormArtPrefix##ReorderJob.ljob#"
> value="Yes"
>
> #IIF(laReorderJobs[lnLoop][REQUEST.cReorderFormArtPrefix] NEQ "",
> DE("CHECKED"), DE(""))#>
>
> I found using it this way is much more readable in my code
> then using <CFIF> and having to code the almost identical
> <INPUT> tag twice with only the "CHECKED" option in or out.
I prefer not using DE() as it can be horribly slow
#IIF(laReorderJobs[lnLoop][REQUEST.cReorderFormArtPrefix] NEQ "",
"'CHECKED'", "''")#
Once you are used to it, it's just as readable
Although, I don't use IIF() that often as I tend to do things like this
in CFSCRIPT and set a variable to put there;
<cfscript>
checkField="";
if (Len(laReorderJobs[lnLoop][REQUEST.cReorderFormArtPrefix]))
{
checkField="checked";
}
</cfscript>
<input type="checkbox" value="Yes" #checkField#
name="#REQUEST.cReorderFormArtPrefix##ReorderJob.ljob#">
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