Your debug code is very different than your CFIF code. So you may not be able to compare the results.
Code:
datediff "#datediff("n", "#now()#", "#dateformat(datelastmodified,"mm/dd/yyyy")#")#"
now #now()#
What do you get if you output the modified date (as is) and datediff("h", datelastmodified, now())?More Information:
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