User Guide

Chapter 1: ColdFusion Tags 101

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If we would like more than one condition to be the case,

we can ask for a list of the centers in San Diego OR

Santa Ana. If the center does not follow this condition, we

can use CFELSE to show only the names and cities of the

other centers.

Notice how a nested CFIF is used to specify

the location of the featured site (Santa Ana or San Diego).

<!--- use CFIF to specify a conditional choice for multiple

options; also note the nested CFIF --->

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Complete information is shown for centers in San Diego

or Santa Ana. All other centers are listed in italics:

<H4>Featured Center in <CFIF city is "San Diego">San

Diego<CFELSE>Santa Ana</CFIF></H4>

Name/Address:#Name#, #Address1#, #City#, #State#

Contact: #Contact#

#Name#, #City#

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Finally, we can use CFELSEIF to cycle through a number

of conditions and produce varying output. Note that you

can use CFCASE and CFSWITCH for a more elegant representation

of this behavior.

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<!--- use CFIF in conjunction with CFELSEIF to specify

more than one branch in a conditional situation --->

#Name#, #City# (this one is in <CFIF city is "San

Diego">San Diego<CFELSE>Santa Ana</CFIF>)

#Name#, #City# (this one is in San Francisco)

#Name#, #City# (this one is in Suisun)

#Name# Not in a city we track

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