> Complex object types cannot be converted to simple values.
>
> The Error Occurred in J:\InnovativeMedia\StaffAdmin\qry_husk.cfm:
line
> 71
> Called from J:\InnovativeMedia\StaffAdmin\dsp_husk.cfm: line 6
> Called from J:\InnovativeMedia\StaffAdmin\index.cfm: line 126
>
> 69 : <CFOUTPUT>
> 70 : <tr>
> 71 : <td nowrap ID="#menuName##menuX#" STYLE="#Insert#"><a
> href="#URL#" class="OLmenuLink"
> onMouseOver="highlightMenuItem('#menuName##menuX#')"
> onMouseOut="unhighlightMenuItem('#menuName##menuX#')">#Name#</a></td>
> 72 : <CFSET Insert="">
> 73 : </tr>
Replying to myself again :-)
of course URL is a give away there, naming a variable the same as a scope is
bad in any case, but used to work in CF5... the release notes have this to
say.
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Currently in ColdFusion MX, you can create a variable with the same name as
a scope (Application, CGI, Client, Cookie, Form, Request, Server, Session,
URL, or Variables). The created variable is only visible if the Variables
scope prefix is explicitly used; otherwise, an error results. However, scope
names are reserved in ColdFusion MX and might be enforced in a later
version. Therefore, Macromedia strongly recommends that you do not use scope
names as variable names.
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This doesn't explain "file" though.
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