Here is another crazy question. The below code works great:
<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
(COOKIE.displayGroups is "Users" AND
ListFindNoCase("fmt",listLast(#Session.stDirFileName[i]#,
"."))))>
I can get all of the above group(s) from a database. Can I do the same as
above but us a "loop" to check?
Not sure on how to go about that. Can I have a <cfloop within a <cfloop?
At 08:34 AM 5/2/2002 -0400, you wrote:
> > 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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