The IIf function is a shortcut for the following construct:
<cfif condition>
<cfset result = Evaluate(string_expression1)> <cfelse>
<cfset result = Evaluate(string_expression2)> </cfif>
No it's not.
iif(a,b,c)
All expressions a, b and c are evaluated (not in the evaluate() sense,
in the "examined / executed" sense) in an iif() statement.
Compare:
<cfif a>
b
<cfelse>
c
</cfif>
Only one of b or c will ever be evaluated.
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Adam
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