Hey all.... would you please take a look at the following code:
<p>isdefined member_id = <cfoutput>#isdefined("url.member_id")#</cfoutput></p>
<cfset p = server.udf.getMemberDetail(member_id=url.member_id,
includeTextFields=true)>
<cfoutput query="p">
<p>isdefined member_id = #isdefined("url.member_id")#</p>
</cfoutput>
<p>isdefined member_id = <cfoutput>#isdefined("url.member_id")#</cfoutput></p>
(I did not write it, please exclude the errant use of cfoutput and cfloop)
Here's what's happening. getMemberDetail() is a method that returns
one record from the DB.
member_id is passed in via URL param.
For some reason, the second isDefined call returns NO, while the first
and third properly returns YES.
Anyone ever seen this before?
We're running 64 bit CF8.0.1 on Windows Server 2008 x64
The CFC method does not make any references to the url scope. The
behavior is the same if I use cfloop instead of cfoutput over the
query.
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