<cfscript>
myQuery = queryNew( "value,text,selected" );
queryAddRow( myQuery, 2 );
querySetCell( myQuery, value, 1, 1 );
querySetCell( myQuery, value, "my item", 1 );
querySetCell( myQuery, value, "", 1 );
querySetCell( myQuery, value, 1, 2 );
querySetCell( myQuery, value, "my item", 2 );
querySetCell( myQuery, value, " selected", 2 );
</cfscript>
<select>
<cfoutput query="myQuery">
<!--- conditional logic inside the loop --->
<cfset selected = "">
<cfif myQuery.selected is "selected">
<cfset selected = "selected">
<cfif>
<option value="#value#"#selected#>#text#</option>
</cfoutput>
</select>
Or throw the cfelse in there if you want to make it even more explicit. I
don't like implicit code. I want it to be very easy to understand. I know
two years from now I am not going to remember some line of code I wrote and
why.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mingo Hagen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 11:16 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: CFIF inside a Form
>
> Tom Chiverton wrote:
> > Well, I'd lay out nicer:
> >
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