> I still don’t understand what everyone has against cfloop and cfoutput.  They even already natively support indexed rows and columns!

 

Nothing at all.  Well: "<cfoutput>" is a stupid name for something that is - in the case we're referring to - a looping construct (what were Allaire smoking that particular night, I wonder?), but other than that, they're fine.

 

There's always more than one way to skin a cat, though.

 

One thing about the .first(), .last(), .next(), .previous() concept is that it's a fairly broadly accepted construct outside of CFML when iterating over a collection of some description (not just CF query objects).

 

Another thing is that lots of folk prefer using CfScript where possible, over CFML (FOR WHATEVER REASON, LET'S NOT GET INTO THAT!!! ;-), and one can't bung a <cfloop> inside a script block.

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Adam

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