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Using the COMPARENOCASE Function to Compare Strings in Coldfusion
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<!--- | |
Title: String Comparison Using the CompareNoCase Function. | |
From: Coldfusion By Example | |
Website: http://www.randy.cc/ | |
Date: 8/20/2011 | |
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<!--- Set variables for testing ---> | |
<cfset string1 = "Randy"> | |
<cfset string2 = "RANDY"> | |
<cfset string3 = "Johnson"> | |
<cfset string4 = "Johnson"> | |
<cfoutput> | |
<!--- CompareNoCase: Case Insensitive ---> | |
<p> | |
<cfif COMPARENOCASE(string1,string2) is 0> | |
"#string1#" is equal to "#String2#" | |
<cfelse> | |
"#String1#" is not equal to #string2# | |
</cfif> | |
</p> | |
<p> | |
<cfif COMPARENOCASE(string1,string3) is 0> | |
"#string1#" is equal to "#String3#" | |
<cfelse> | |
"#String1#" is not equal to #string3# | |
</cfif> | |
</p> | |
<p> | |
<cfif COMPARENOCASE(string3,string4) is 0> | |
"#string3#" is equal to "#String4#" | |
<cfelse> | |
"#String3#" is not equal to #string4# | |
</cfif> | |
</p> | |
</cfoutput> |
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