> Check out the ListContainsNoCase()function. I believe that this may do it
> for you:
>
> <cfif ListContainsNoCase(mylist, optionvalue)> selected</cfif>
Try to avoid ListContains unless you MUST use it - an example of why to use
ListFind instead is;
If you have product IDs that run from 1 to 100, and have them all on
checkboxes on a page, using ListContains on the value "1" will return 1, 10,
11, etc. etc.
Using ListFind only returns it if the list entry is the same as the item
you're looking for
Philip Arnold
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