If anyone plans on using GoDaddy for CF hosting, be careful There are some
tags that they do not suport, like CFDUMP. I have in my Application.cfc a
cftry-catch block that does a query on a table on only the first row to make
sure that there is a connection to the database, and if not it throws a
that seems...odd.
can you just throw a template up there with a cfdump var=#cgi#
just for shits and giggles?
On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If anyone plans on using GoDaddy for CF hosting, be careful There are some
tags that they do not suport, like CFDUMP. I have in my
I would look into this a little deeper. There would be no reason for a host
to block cfdump. The cfobject tag I understand though. Just so you are
aware Bruce, it is pretty common for hosts (not just GoDaddy) to block
certain tags or take the route of implementing security sandboxes.
Dan Vega
OK. I was mistaken. The error seems to be with the onApplicationStart
section of the Application.cfc. Funny thing is that it works on my laptop
and testing server. More troubleshooting. Gotta love it.
BTW, here is where you can see the error:
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On 1/9/07, Dan Vega
So if I comment out the CFDUMP tag, then all works fine. If I put the
#Arguments.Exeption# in a CFOUTPUT, I
getcoldfusion.runtime.EventHandlerException: Event Handler Exception. Any
thoughts?
Bruce
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do what Charlie said.. just do something like
cfset fooVar = Goo /
cfdump var=#fooVar# /
If that doesnt work, then it's a problem with Google.
On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So if I comment out the CFDUMP tag, then all works fine. If I put the
#Arguments.Exeption# in a
cfdump var=#arguments#? see if that works and if so, what it displays.
should the variable be spelled exception (as opposed to exeption)?
On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So if I comment out the CFDUMP tag, then all works fine. If I put the
#Arguments.Exeption# in a CFOUTPUT, I
I did what Charlie said and it worked. So there is someting else wrong. I am
working on it now.
On 1/9/07, Greg Morphis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do what Charlie said.. just do something like
cfset fooVar = Goo /
cfdump var=#fooVar# /
If that doesnt work, then it's a problem with Google.
Thanks for the extra set of eyes Charlie. It works now.
On 1/9/07, Charlie Griefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cfdump var=#arguments#? see if that works and if so, what it
displays.
should the variable be spelled exception (as opposed to exeption)?
On 1/9/07, Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So I need to retract the lack of support for CFDUMP. They do support it.
CFOBJECT though they do not. Not a problem though really. GoDaddy is pretty
good otherwise though. Inexpensive to host. The only complaint that I would
have is lack of support for using Enterprise Manager on the SQL Server.
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