Mike:
Thanks. They're actually weren't anything. So after running, I simply set
<cfset ErrNumber = AuthCtl1.ErrNumber>
and so on, and it worked. Thanks for the guidance. That's what I get for
trying to copy > paste from another code snippet. : )
Joel
: Looks to me like the .Fields is not a property of the OCX control.... The
: reason that it would appear to work in the ASP code is that the ASP code
: does not try to call AuthCtl.Fields and so does not error.
:
: Try using something like OLEView to see all the properties and methods
: available in the OCX
:
: HTH
:
: Mike
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