Just curious, but why would you val() the myVar when you already have it
set as a numeric value? (since it isn't set in quotes then it wouldn't
be considered a string, right?) Not sure about your test there. Haven't
really seen this isValid() function yet...
Cutter
Tim Lux wrote:
> Small typo in the cfoutput section. it should be myVar, not myVal.
>
> On 4/2/06, Tim Lux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Re: isValid().
>>
>>I noticed a strange situtation with isValid.
>>
>>Try this and see if it works on your install:
>>
>><cfset myVar = 3>
>><cfset myVar = VAL(myVar)> <!--- VAL, by definition, takes a string
>>and returns a number --->
>><cfoutput>#isValid("integer",myVal)#</cfoutput>
>>
>>I get NO for the above CFOUTPUT.
>>
>>Tim
>>
>
>
>
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