Adam is right
if your going to do that you would have to do this
<cfset OrganisationNameSearch =
evaluate("new('class.asic.message.OrganisationNameRequestMessage').init(organisationName
= iif(1=1,
de("'Shelco'"), de(''))))>
use the IIF to set the value rather than trying to create the whole string
Steve
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Adam Cameron
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 9:35 PM
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: conditional arguments
>> OrganisationNameSearch = new
>> ( "class.asic.message.OrganisationNameRequestMessage" ).init( if( 1=1 )
>> {organisationName = 'Shelco'} );
I don't really think that makes sense.
> I know you can use IIF() with arguments in cf tags, but not in methods
> appearently..
The CFML-version of what you're attempting to do above is kinda like this:
<cfinvoke component="class.asic.message.OrganisationNameRequestMessage"
method="init" #iif(1=1, dE( "organisationName = 'Shelco'" ), dE("") ))#
returnvariable="OrganisationNameSearch">
And obviously you'd not expect that to work, would you?
You cannot use CF statements to build other CFML statements.
However, you could (if you REALLY wanted to) do this:
<cfset OrganisationNameSearch =
evaluate("new('class.asic.message.OrganisationNameRequestMessage').init(
iif(1=1, de(""organisationName = 'Shelco'""), de('')))")>
But... err... yeah. I probably wouldn't ever do that ;-)
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Adam
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