Guys - I have been infuriated by this so decided a proper fix was in order.
I have written a replacement for CFDUMP which works like a charm.. It replaces
MM's own DUMP.CFM and intelligently detects how it should dump the data.
Hope it's of use to you all. Please send any comments good or bad
Guys - I have been infuriated by this so decided a proper fix was in order.
I have written a replacement for CFDUMP which works like a charm.. It replaces
MM's own DUMP.CFM and intelligently detects how it should dump the data.
Hope it's of use to you all. Please send any comments good or bad
Sean,
Any ETA on this hot fix?
Dan
I spoke to the CF product team and this is what they said (my
paraphrasing):
A fix is currently in the works and will be posted as a hotfix in the
near future on the ColdFusion Support site.
The updater included a fix for duplicate() to make
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 17:30:07 -0400, Damien McKenna
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Unfortunately, I just found out while training the MX Master Class that the ColdFusion MX 6.1 Updater broke dumping CFCATCH,
So it wasn't just me!It works if you do cfdump var=#cfcatch# but
not cfdump var=#variables#,
Thanks for clearing that up, Sean.
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Folks,
Unfortunately, I just found out while training the MX Master Class that the
ColdFusion MX 6.1 Updater broke dumping CFCATCH, which was a great help
during development when incorporating structured exception handling into
your code.There is also a new problem introduced where at least some
Adam Churvis wrote:
Unfortunately, I just found out while training the MX Master Class that the ColdFusion MX 6.1 Updater broke dumping CFCATCH,
So it wasn't just me!It works if you do cfdump var=#cfcatch# but
not cfdump var=#variables#, in the latter case it gives a blank
value for cfcatch.
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