Thanks Matt,
That's an excellent tutorial you have on your site.
Definitely something I would use for a site-wide error handler.
But for now I'm good with an App-Wide error handler.
Ali
If you use a site-wide error handler, that does not mean you have to have
one error handler for every site.
some advice/best practices in setting up Error Handling for Apps.
I have multiple apps on my server, and I was going to use the Site-Wide
error template in the ColdFusion Administrator. Am I correct in assuming
that I will get the exact same error template for every app on my server?
If so
on here and got some ideas, but just wanted to
validate/invalidate my assumptions before I started down a path.
Basically what I'm looking for is somewhere to just bounce my ideas off of,
and get some advice/best practices in setting up Error Handling for Apps.
I have multiple apps
Thanks Barney,
I forgot to mention that this is for a server running CF5.
I'm testing out CFError by deliberately putting an error in one of my pages by
not closing the CFSET tag
Example: cfset t
But it's still displaying the Coldfusion generated error in plain view. It
does not seem to be
Correct, compile-time errors aren't handled by CFERROR, which is a
runtime construct. The assumption being that you'll never have code
with compiler errors in production. So try cfset dx = lskdjf / or
something, and you should see the CFERROR-defined message, not the raw
CF one.
cheers,
barneyb
Thanks again Barney. That makes sense.
Do you know if the catch-all type of Exception also handles form submission
errors?
Or would I need to include a second CFERROR tag in my application to handle
those?
Thanks for taking the time to answer all my questions by the way.
Cheers,
Ali
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Do you know if the catch-all type of Exception also handles
form submission errors? Or would I need to include a second
CFERROR tag in my application to handle those?
It depends on what you mean by a form submission error. If someone enters
the wrong datatype within a form field, and you
Dave,
That's basically what I was looking for. Meaning that I wondered what the
VALIDATION attribute really did within CFERROR.
Thank you Dave and Barney for your advice, I have enough to go on now to build
my own site-wide custom error-handling.
Cheers,
Ali
of,
and get some advice/best practices in setting up Error Handling for Apps.
I have multiple apps on my server, and I was going to use the Site-Wide
error template in the ColdFusion Administrator. Am I correct in assuming
that I will get the exact same error template for every app on my
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