> I also need to check if the cookie has "users" and ONLY "users". The
> ContainsNoCase doesn't seem to work. Probably because its the wronf one to
> use? Should I be using the ListFirst?
listContains() and listContainsNoCase() search for a sub-string within each
of the elements in the list, so that wouldn't be right as "Power Users"
would match it as well as just "Users".
If you want to check for that single item, compare the strings directly...
<cfif cookie.displayGroups is "users">
You COULD use listFirst, but that would return true only if "users" were
first in line, and other elements could be behind it, but you want to test
for only "users" right?
> <cfif listFindNoCase(COOKIE.DisplayGroups, "test") OR
> listFindNoCase(COOKIE.DisplayGroups, "contract") OR
> listFindNoCase(COOKIE.DisplayGroups, "hrls") OR
> listFindNoCase(COOKIE.DisplayGroups, "support") OR
> listFindNoCase(COOKIE.DisplayGroups, "tax") AND
> ListFindNoCase("fmt",listLast(#Session.stDirFileName[i]#, ".")) OR
> listContainsNoCase(COOKIE.DisplayGroups, "users") AND
> ListFindNoCase("fmt",listLast(#Session.stDirFileName[i]#, "."))>
> <cfelse>
> LIST DIRECTORY STRUCTURE EXCEPT FOR "FMT"
> </cfif>
Try grouping your logic together into more defined groups using (). Like..
(a OR b OR c OR d OR e) AND ((f) OR (g AND h))
Also, instead of...
ListFindNoCase("fmt",listLast(#Session.stDirFileName[i]#, "."))
..I'd use...
right(Session.stDirFileName[i], 3) is "fmt"
..since it's a direct text comparison and not a true list operation.
-Justin Scott, Lead Developer
Sceiron Internet Services, Inc.
http://www.sceiron.com
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