Pete FreitagFloor Function in ColdFusion is Int
Updated on December 07, 2020
By Pete Freitag
By Pete Freitag
Those of you coming from programming languages that have a floor function, may be hard pressed to find it in ColdFusion - that's because it's called Int.
The Int function will take in a floating point number chop off the decimal part, leaving you with just the integer part.
For example:
#Int(5.2)# = 5 #Int(2.9)# = 2
Update: ColdFusion 2016+ and Lucee 5.1+ now implement the floor() function in CFML.
Floor Function in ColdFusion is Int was first published on May 30, 2006.
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