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Use cftry and cfcatch 
 
logic like this : 
 
&lt;cftry&gt; 
 
&lt;cfset ct = LSTimeFormat(gettime(ev_ctime),'hh:mm tt')&gt; 
 
&lt;cfcatch&gt; 
&lt;cfset ct = &quot;&quot;&gt; 
&lt;/cfcatch&gt; 
 
&lt;/cftry&gt;
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Use cftry and cfcatch

logic like this :

<cftry>

<cfset ct = LSTimeFormat(gettime(ev_ctime),'hh:mm tt')>

<cfcatch>
<cfset ct = "">
</cfcatch>

</cftry>

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All, 
 
I have the following 
 
&lt;cffunction name=&quot;getTime&quot;&gt; 
&lt;cfargument name=&quot;mysec&quot; type=&quot;numeric&quot; required=&quot;true&quot;&gt; 
&lt;cfset timesec = mysec mod 60&gt; 
&lt;cfset timemin = ((mysec - timesec) mod 3600) / 60&gt; 
&lt;cfset timehour = (mysec - (timemin*60)) / 3600&gt; 
&lt;cfreturn createtime(timehour, timemin, timesec)&gt; 
&lt;/cffunction&gt; 
 
The input para sometimes has trouble passing &quot;createtime(timehour, timemin, timesec)&gt; &quot; 
how do I not get an error if the following fails. 
 
&lt;cfset #ct# = #LSTimeFormat(gettime(ev_ctime),'hh:mm tt')#&gt; 
 
how do I need to modify the fn to get null output if the createtime fails. 
 
Thanks 
 
 
 
 

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All,

I have the following 

<cffunction name="getTime">
<cfargument name="mysec" type="numeric" required="true">
<cfset timesec = mysec mod 60>
<cfset timemin = ((mysec - timesec) mod 3600) / 60>
<cfset timehour = (mysec - (timemin*60)) / 3600>
<cfreturn createtime(timehour, timemin, timesec)> 
</cffunction>

The input para sometimes has trouble passing "createtime(timehour, timemin, timesec)> "
how do I not get an error if the following fails.

<cfset #ct# = #LSTimeFormat(gettime(ev_ctime),'hh:mm tt')#>

how do I need to modify the fn to get null output if the createtime fails.

Thanks

cffunction about converting time

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