Compound condition with cfif

Question

I am creating a page for ambulance patient off-load times
(USOL). The time is measured in seconds and I want to present it as
either mm:ss or hh:mm:ss depending on whether it takes more than an
hour or less. So my logic is:
if less than 1 second then - (nothing)
If >=1 and < 3600 seconds then format as mm:ss
if >3600 seconds then format as hh:mm:ss
My code snippet is:
<td>
<cfif USOL lt 1> -
<cfelseif USOL gte 1 AND USOL lt 3600>
#timeformat((USOL/86400),"mm:ss")#
<cfelse USOL gte 3600>
#timeformat((USOL/86400),"hh:mm:ss")#
</cfif>
</td>
Coldfusion 8 chokes on this. Is my syntax wrong? Is there a
better way of doing this?

Answer 1

Ian Skinner wrote:
> Kulp wrote:
>> I am creating a page for ambulance patient off-load
times (USOL). The
>> time is measured in seconds and I want to present it
as either mm:ss
>> or hh:mm:ss depending on whether it takes more than
an hour or less.
>> So my logic is:
>>
>> if less than 1 second then - (nothing)
>> If >=1 and < 3600 seconds then format as mm:ss
>> if >3600 seconds then format as hh:mm:ss
>>
>> My code snippet is:
>>
>> <td>
>> <cfif USOL lt 1> - <cfelseif USOL gte 1 AND
USOL lt 3600>
>> #timeformat((USOL/86400),"mm:ss")#
>> <cfelse USOL gte 3600>
#timeformat((USOL/86400),"hh:mm:ss")# </cfif>
>> </td>
>>
>> Coldfusion 8 chokes on this. Is my syntax wrong? Is
there a better
>> way of doing this?
>>
>
>
> If I recall correctly timeFormat() only takes a time
object, not on
> integer representing seconds. I would probably do
something along these
> lines.
>
> <cfif USOL lt 1>
> -
> <cfelseif USOL gte 1 AND USOL lt 3600>
> #int(USOL/60)# : #USOL mod 60#
> <cfelse USOL gte 3600>
> #int(USOL/3600)# : int((USOL MOD 3600)/60) : #USOL mod
3600#
> </cfif>
>
Ok, I knew I had that hh:mm:ss calculation off:
#seconds# - Hours:#int(seconds/3600)# Minutes:#int((seconds
mod 3600) /
60)# Seconds: #(seconds mod 3600) mod 60#