Re: Duplicate query execution in application.cfm for a certain page

2006-10-17 Thread Jochem van Dieten
Brent Shaub wrote:
> I'm having trouble debugging this one.  I have a query in application.
> cfm that inserts to a table.  For most pages, I see one record.  For a 
> particular page, I am seeing two.  What would be in this file that 
> could cause application.cfm to fire twice?

Usually it means there are 2 requests. One for the page, one for an error 
handler or a 404 handler.

Jochem

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Re: Duplicate query execution in application.cfm for a certain page

2006-10-17 Thread Brent Shaub
Somehow this one worked itself out.  

I made the following changes:
1. made some changes to the frame that referred to it,
2. renamed the file and renamed it back, (didn't seem to work)
3. created a new page with a new name and linked to it in the calling frame,
4. removed the link and page created in 3.

Of all of these, clearing the cache for the calling page seems to make the most 
sense.  It's working now, and that's the best answer I have.

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Re: Duplicate query execution in application.cfm for a certain page

2006-10-17 Thread tanguyr
Brent Shaub wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> I'm having trouble debugging this one.  I have a query in application.cfm
> that inserts to a table.  For most pages, I see one record.  For a
> particular page, I am seeing two.  What would be in this file that could
> cause application.cfm to fire twice?  I even tried using a request-scope
> flag to prevent the second entry with no luck.  It's a simple page without
> any includes, and it's not being included.
> 
> Thanks for any help on this,
> Brent
> 

It could be because of a duplicate request. Put a cflog tag in there and
check the thread id.

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Re: Duplicate query execution in application.cfm for a certain page

2006-10-17 Thread Brent Shaub
These are good thoughts, Ben.  I forgot to mention how simple this page is.  
I'm accessing it via a simple link in a navigation frame.  Come to think of it, 
that is one thing I didn't think of.  The refering page has no form, isn't 
doing a post and has no validation JavaScript.  It's a basic "a href".  But the 
target is another frame.  I will experiment with this a bit more.

Thanks for your post,
Brent

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RE: Duplicate query execution in application.cfm for a certain page

2006-10-17 Thread Ben Nadel
For starters, start CFMailing yourself the CGI / FORM scopes right
before the INSERT it performed. That way you can see all the data /
environmental variables that are in existence when this happens.

Secondly, you might have a Form that is submitted twice. Are you doing
any Javascript stuff on Form validation or something that might do this.
Remember, once the Form submits, it will fire a page request. If you
submit the page AND then Javascript does some flavor of a form.submit(),
this will be submitting the form twice even though visually (from the
user's stand point), the form has only submitted once.

-ben
..
Ben Nadel
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
www.bennadel.com
 

-Original Message-
From: Brent Shaub [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 12:55 PM
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Subject: Duplicate query execution in application.cfm for a certain page

Hello all,

I'm having trouble debugging this one.  I have a query in
application.cfm that inserts to a table.  For most pages, I see one
record.  For a particular page, I am seeing two.  What would be in this
file that could cause application.cfm to fire twice?  I even tried using
a request-scope flag to prevent the second entry with no luck.  It's a
simple page without any includes, and it's not being included.

Thanks for any help on this,
Brent



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