Can somebody please help? I don't know where to go from here. I'll really appreciate it
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even place a cferror tag in a page itself and it
should override that of the application.cfm
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Can somebody please help? I don't
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Can somebody please help? I don't know where to go from here. I'll
really
appreciate
thanks for that... I'll give it a bash
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Hi and thank you all for posting the code. I'm afraid I'm still stuck with this problem. My application uses a lot of iframes and the custom error message can have a green background or a orange background depending on the page the error occurred and to be able to do that I use the custom tag
Hi and thank you all for posting the code. I'm afraid I'm still stuck with this problem. My application uses a lot of iframes and the custom error message can have a green background or a orange background depending on the page the error occurred and to be able to do that I use the custom tag
Thank you guys for replying to my thread. Ewok I tried your code, but still don't get back a empty error structure
cftry
cfcatch type=any
cfdump var=#error# !--- I want to see what is returned in this structure ---
cfabort
cf_caughtIt catchMessage=#cfcatch.message#
/cfcatch
/cftry
I'm sorry I made a typo mistake in my last post. What I meant was that the error structure is empty when I try to dump it
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Thank you guys for replying to my thread. Ewok I tried your code, but
still don't get back a empty error structure
cftry
cfcatch type=any
cfdump var=#error# !--- I want to see what is returned in
this
structure ---
cfabort
Hi there, sorry for not getting back sooner. I've been banging my head trying to find a solution ALL day. I would really appreciate your help. I have added the custom error message in the error handler file.
cfcatch type=any
cf_caughtIt catchMessage=#cfcatch.message#
/cfcatch
I modified
as the
variable error.
Try this:
cfdump var=#error# on your error handling template.
-Mark
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Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 12:34 PM
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Subject: Re: exception handling, kindly help
Hi there, sorry for not getting back sooner. I've
thanks Mark, the cfcatch tags are wrapped inside a cftry block, I didn't post it because I thought it wasn't necessary. And secondly the cfcatch tag is not in the error handler page, its on a file where the error has occurred.
cfdump var=#error# throws an error and that's because as Pascal
was
empty when I did not expect it to be.
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do you know as to why it would throw a COM object error? If so
do you know if there is a fix?
I have seen instances where this variable is empty.I
ok... I'll run off and chase someone else's red herring now (ha).
-mark
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thanks Mark, the cfcatch tags are wrapped inside a cftry
Hello everybody,
I'm hoping someone can help me. I am working on this exception handling code. I have written a custom error handler that displays a custom error message when a coldfusion error occurs and sends an email to the administrator. I want to append the complete error
block to the email
From: cf coder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello everybody,
I'm hoping someone can help me. I am working on this
exception handling code. I have written a custom error
handler that displays a custom error message when a
coldfusion error occurs and sends an email to the
administrator. I
cfcatch.details returns nothing. Does it depend on the type of exception I select?
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cfcatch.details returns nothing. Does it depend on the type
of exception I select?
It is cfcatch.detail
Check this page for more in depth info...
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/tags-a10.htm#wp33
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cfcatch.details returns nothing. Does it depend on the type of exception I select?
It should be cfcatch.detail.
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Dave
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Here is the content of one of my cferror templates. Its an old one, hence
the evaluet()
I think what youre looking for is the ERROR.ExtendedInfo
Take a look at the entire ERROR structure when an error occurs. Im sure
everything youll want to know is in there
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cfcatch.details returns nothing. Does it depend on the type of
exception I select
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cfcatch.details returns nothing. Does it depend on the type of exception I
select?
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It will also be empty when you have java i/o permission errors. (Just ran
into this a moment ago.)
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I have seen instances where this variable is empty.I believe it was
related to a COM object error.I could be wrong about the exact
variable
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