One last question... Would it matter that I'm doing the GET on an HTTPS 
server and not an HTTP server?

????

Thanks!

-Ron

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/15/02 07:22PM >>>
Well.. .that solved my problem, more or less... =)  Now, instead of 
getting an error, I just get my page returned, but the GET operation 
doesnt return anything... I was told that if it was sent out successfully,
 
it would return a formatted web page with hidden form fields in it.  
But, 
where the information is *supposed* to be inserted, its just blank..?  
Like nothing came back.. or nothing was sent?

Thanks again!!

-Ron

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/15/02 06:43PM >>>
> Every time I run this code I get an error saying :
> 
> CFHTTP
> Incorrect number of columns in row.
> 
> <CFHTTP 
> URL="https://webapp/PayMe/L3/Receipt/pgReceiptVerification?mercha 
> nt_id=#session.merchant_id#&PayMe_Transaction_Id=#session.PayM
> e_Transac
> tion_Id#&Request_Type=RECIEPT"
> METHOD="GET"
> PORT="443"
> NAME="MyTransaction"
> RESOLVEURL="false"
> THROWONERROR="yes"
> COLUMNS="Merchant_Id, PayMe_Transaction_id, Request_Type, 
> Transaction_Sta
> tus">
> 
> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="URL" NAME="Merchant_Id" VALUE=#url.Merchant_Id#>


> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="URL" NAME="PayMe_Transaction_id" VALUE=#url.PayM

e_
> Transaction_Id#>
> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="URL" NAME="Request_Type" VALUE="RECEIPT">
> 
> </CFHTTP>

That's because you're giving your CFHTTP tag a NAME attribute. When you do
this, CFHTTP expects to retrieve a text file formatted a certain way, such
as comma-delimited text. If the file is formatted properly, it would 
create
a query object that you could then reference like this:

<cfoutput query="MyTransaction">

> Do I need the CFHTTPPARAM's here? (I'm not familiar with them either, 
> obviously)... Can anyone see anything wrong with the above code?

No, you don't need them. I'm surprised they don't cause an error. It 
was 
my
understanding that, in prior versions of CF at least, you couldn't use
CFHTTPPARAM without using METHOD="POST" in your CFHTTP tag. I could 
be 
wrong
about that in CF 5, though. In any case, you don't need them here because
you're embedding the data in the URL attribute of your CFHTTP tag.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/ 
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444


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