OK. I have the following code:
<!--- Get the usertype from the database so that we can fire off the
correct set of queries --->
<cfquery datasource="#Application.DSN#" name="qGetUser">
Select User_Type
From Users
Where Auth_User = '#CGI.Auth_User#'
</cfquery>
<!--- Output the variable so that I can be sure what I am seeing.
Comment this out on the Production Server --->
<cfoutput>#qGetUser.User_Type#</cfoutput>
<!--- If the User_Type is User, then fire off the query that selects
ONLY the lab tests that the user is allowed to edit--->
<CFIF qGetUser.User_Type IS "User">
<cfquery datasource="#Application.DSN#" name="qGetTests">
SELECT bcon.AutoNumber, bcon.CERNER_Mnemonic, bcon.CERNER_Code
FROM (Sections INNER JOIN UserSection ON Sections.Section_ID =
UserSection.Section_ID) INNER JOIN bcon ON Sections.Section_ID =
bcon.Section_ID
WHERE (((UserSection.Auth_User)='#CGI.Auth_User#'))
AND Cerner_Mnemonic <> ''
Order By Cerner_Mnemonic
</cfquery>
<!--- If the User_Type is Admin, fire off the query to get all of the
labs --->
<cfelseif qGetUser.User_Type IS "Admin">
<cfquery datasource="#Application.DSN#" name="qGetTests">
SELECT bcon.AutoNumber, bcon.CERNER_Mnemonic, bcon.CERNER_Code
FROM BCON
WHERE Cerner_Mnemonic <> ''
Order By Cerner_Mnemonic
</cfquery>
</cfif>
When I run this, the outputted User Type is User (I see it on the screen
from the <CFOUTPUT> I have above). So I know that the User Type is User.
However, the CFIF statements are not picking this up. The weird thing is
that I have a similar application in production that uses the same
logic, and it works fine. I am baffled!
Thanks,
Bruce
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