What is the CF operator for != or <>? 1

[danielhai]

I'm new to CF, and would like to know what the equivalent operator to C++'s != or VB's <> is in CF.

I've tried:

<CFIF variable is not &quot;&quot;>

but that doesn't work. I've looked for docs everywhere, but can't find it. I know this is simple ... any help?

dan

 

[dallasweb]

If your looking to see if the variable exist:
<cfif IsDefined(&quot;variable&quot>do stuff</cfif>

Or to see if empty string:
<cfif NOT Compare(variable, &quot;&quot>do stuff</cfif>

 

[JHoarty]

Or <CFIF variable NEQ &quot;&quot;> John Hoarty
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[danielhai]

thanks very much.

is there an equivalent for Response.Redirect in asp? Or anything else that will add a redirect header in the page?

 

[JHoarty]

Take a look at cflocation.

<CFLOCATION URL=&quot;url&quot; ADDTOKEN=&quot;Yes/No&quot;>

Also check out cfinclude if you aren't familiar with it already.

<CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE=&quot;template_name&quot;>

where template name references a logical path. John Hoarty
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