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Can you post the code in cfscript style and the error produced please?
No need for ## around variables within cf tags unless they are in quotes
So
<cfset DayPt = ListFirst("#IncidentDate#","/")>
or
<cfset DayPt = ListFirst(IncidentDate,"/")>
the second is preferable as it is cleaner.
But that is not causing a problem, its just an observation.
For this section
<cfset DayPt = ListFirst(#IncidentDate#,"/")>
<cfset MthPt = ListGetAt(#IncidentDate#,2,"/"
>
> )>
> <cfset YrPt = ListLast (#IncidentDate#,"/")>
> <cfset DateTime = (CreateDate(YrPt, MthPt, DayPt))>
> <cfset todays_date = lsdateformat(now(), "dd/mm/yyyy")>
> <cfset comparison = DateCompare(DateTime, Todays_Date)>
>
I would do
<!--- do the basic len and isdate check then --->
<cfset myIncidentDate = LSParseDateTime(IncidentDate)>
<cfset comparison = dateCompare(myIncidentDate,now())>
<cfif comparison NEQ 1>
handle future error here
</cfif>
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Mike T
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