> >>Are you use that is supported in CFX tags?
>
> At least it was in CF 7.
The same code definitely works in MX7. So either that was a fluke, or maybe
they broke something when they "attributeCollection" support in CF8?
~
>>You are probably just going to have to explicitly set the name of the
incoming structure. Now's probably a good time to change that custom tag
The problem is that many of the attributes are optional, so I would need
CFIFs inside the call to the CFX, which is not possible as far as I know.
Usi
I'm just saying it seems like an uncharacteristically short error report.
Good luck getting it sorted.
You are probably just going to have to explicitly set the name of the
incoming structure. Now's probably a good time to change that custom tag
into a cfc anyway. :D
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 2:34
>>You don't have robust exception handling enabled?
Yes I have, I always have on my development machine.
I had it disabled, and it makes no difference.
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>>Are you use that is supported in CFX tags?
At least it was in CF 7. I've been using this tool I developed myself
for years.
First under CF 5 which called directly the tag for information about ODBC.
When I installed CF 7, may be 5 years ago, I added an extra level to get
information about JD
You don't have robust exception handling enabled?
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 2:07 PM, <> wrote:
>
> >>Why don't you paste the full error message and the code.
>
> I already posted it in my first post.
> The full error message is
> "The tag does not have an attribute called attributecollection. "
Are you use that is supported in CFX tags? From what I know, that
feature was only supported for CFML custom tags.
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 1:07 PM, <> wrote:
>
> >>Why don't you paste the full error message and the code.
>
> I already posted it in my first post.
> The full error message is
> "
>>Why don't you paste the full error message and the code.
I already posted it in my first post.
The full error message is
"The tag does not have an attribute called attributecollection. "
on the line:
This line is inside a standard CF_custom tag, then the attributes scope
exists.
The error c
Which makes me think there's more at play here. Why don't you paste the full
error message and the code.
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 1:53 PM, <> wrote:
>
> >>Google = friend:
>
> Usually yes, but a search for exactly "not have an attribute called
> attributecollection"
> returns noting in any sear
>>Google = friend:
Usually yes, but a search for exactly "not have an attribute called
attributecollection"
returns noting in any search engine :-(
Kind of weird.
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>>At first glance seems identical to your issue.
It is indeed, except for the error message itself.
In this thread, the message is that "attributeCollection" is an
attribute being used that
is not supposed to be used in conjunction with other attributes in the tag.
Which is weird since there is
Google = friend:
When googling "CF8 cfx attributecollection" I came across this:
http://www.webmasterkb.com/Uwe/Forum.aspx/coldfusion-advanced/11701/CF-8-upgrade-Existing-CFX-not-working
At first glance seems identical to your issue.
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 1:01 PM, <> wrote:
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> >>I tried
>>I tried a simple test and got the error in both CF8 and CF9 when
attributeCollection was used.
Hmmm. May be I did not try it under CF 8.
But I'm sure it worked for years under CF 7.
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> "The tag does not have an attribute called
> attributecollection. "
I tried a simple test and got the error in both CF8 and CF9 when
attributeCollection was used.
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Hi,
I have a custom tag which is calling another CFX tag, and passing
attributes via the attributeCollection attribute, ie:
It has been working for years under CF 7 and 8, but now under CF 9, I
get an error:
"The tag does not have an attribute called attributecollection. "
which means that the
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