On Nov 20, 2007 3:02 AM, Jide Aliu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know the list below returns 0? The function recognises the first
> value but ignores the second value in the list
As others have said, you have a space in your list which is considered
part of the list.
Two possibilities:
<cfset listNames = replace("20071010_376, 20071016_392"," ","","all") />
<cfoutput>#listFindNoCase(listNames, "20071016_392")#</cfoutput>
or:
<cfset listNames = "20071010_376, 20071016_392" />
<cfoutput>#listFindNoCase(listNames, "20071016_392",", ")#</cfoutput>
The former removes the spaces before searching. The latter treats
space as a delimiter as well as comma.
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