> 3) your cfif block is redundant - you already set your var with cfparam
> if it does not exist
I had both there testing to see if one of them would catch the
null/empty value and set the variable. *Neither* is catching is, so it's
not getting set.
So, looking at it again. I want the first alignHEAD box below checked by
default if no record has been returned.
<input name="alignHEAD"
type="radio"
value="alignnltLEFT"
<cfif thisNL.alignHEAD EQ "rgt">checked="checked"</cfif> />
<input name="alignHEAD"
type="radio"
value="alignnltLEFT"
<cfif thisNL.alignHEAD EQ "lft">checked="checked"</cfif> />
If I do <cfoutput>#thisNL.alignHEAD#</cfoutput> - these nothing there, ,
so I'm not sure why the below won't set the varialbe to "rgt" in this case.
<cfif NOT len(trim(thisNL.alignHEAD))>
<cfset thisNL.alignHEAD ="rgt" />
</cfif>
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