Hi Tom,
Ok I sussed it, I have discovered that
arguments.aRecord.course_results[i] was not actually passing the
Object, to be honest I have no idea what it was passing but whatever
it was passing it was wrong. After some further debugging and dumping
I have now found that the Object is
On Tuesday 07 Oct 2008, Simon Bailey wrote:
Unable to invoke CFC - The value coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy
cannot be converted to a number.
If you CFDUMP or debug just before the loop, what is the value
of 'i', 'arguments.aRecord.course_results'
and 'arguments.aRecord.course_results[i]' ?
Unable to invoke CFC - The value coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy
cannot be converted to a number.
However I am 100% that all the passed elements are of correct data
types?
Is this throwing the error up think i.e. aRecord is a VO and
course_results is the array of VO's?
PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Handling a VO parsed from Flex to CF
Unable to invoke CFC - The value coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy
cannot be converted to a number.
However I am 100% that all the passed elements are of correct data
types?
Is this throwing the error up think i.e. aRecord is a VO
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Handling a VO parsed from Flex to CF
Unable to invoke CFC - The value coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy
cannot be converted to a number.
However I am 100% that all the passed elements are of correct data
types?
Is this throwing the error up think i.e. aRecord is a VO
parsed from Flex to CF
Unable to invoke CFC - The value coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy
cannot be converted to a number.
However I am 100% that all the passed elements are of correct data
types?
Is this throwing the error up think i.e. aRecord is a VO and
course_results is the array of VO's
Hi all,
I have a relatively straight forward question I was wondering if
people may shed some light on. I am passing a value object from Flex
to CF which has a course_id, course_name and an Array of values. In
my method in my cfc I would like to update one mysql table with the
course_id
On Monday 06 Oct 2008, Simon Bailey wrote:
I have a relatively straight forward question I was wondering if
people may shed some light on. I am passing a value object from Flex
to CF which has a course_id, course_name and an Array of values. In
my method in my cfc I would like to update one
Ok hands up I sounded like a dumb a$$. Its the loop query aspect I
had an issue with and thought I would test the water if I was on the
right logic from the get go before I questioned the below code as it
is failing somehow:
cfquery name=qResult datasource=#dsn#
For starters the CF drivers won't let you attempt to execute multiple
statements in a single cfquery like that (though I believe this can be
changed with connection string arguments). Try moving the loop outside of
the cfquery tags so that each query runs within a single cfquery tag.
On Mon, Oct
For starters the CF drivers won't let you attempt to execute multiple
statements in a single cfquery like that (though I believe this can be
changed with connection string arguments). Try moving the loop outside of
the cfquery tags so that each query runs within a single cfquery tag.
Sure it
Well it definitely doesn't in MySQL but obviously YMMV depending on
platform.
On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 11:49 AM, Justin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
For starters the CF drivers won't let you attempt to execute multiple
statements in a single cfquery like that (though I believe this can be
Brian Kotek wrote:
Well it definitely doesn't in MySQL but obviously YMMV depending on
platform.
Well, I can't help it that MySQL is an inferior platform. ;)
/me runs away in a zig-zag pattern while ducking and covering his head.
--
Justin Scott, http://www.tlson.com/
Like I said, you can enable this in the JDBC connection string. It is simply
off by default due to the security ramifications of allowing multiple
statements by default.
On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 1:58 PM, Justin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brian Kotek wrote:
Well it definitely doesn't in
Hey guys thanks for that,
@brian I tried your suggestion to no avail:
cfloop array=#arguments.aRecord.course_results# index=i
cfquery name=qResult datasource=#dsn#
UPDATE c_results
SETrating =
Well are you getting an error message? You can use Firebug or Charles to see
the server's response to the AMF request. You can also check the server
logs, or even add a try catch and save the error to a text file or PDF so
that you can see it.
On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 7:04 PM, Simon Bailey [EMAIL
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