On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 13:45:05 -0500, Ken Dunnington
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, create() and createAddress() (as well as update and
> updateAddress) are all in the same cfc. It's a bit lengthy, but
Your problem is you are not var-declaring the variables into which you
store queries:
> <cffunction name="create" output="false" access="private"
> returnType="user" hint="Insert a new user into the database">
> <cfargument name="bean" type="user" required="yes" hint="User
> object" />
> <cfset var billing = arguments.bean.getBilling() />
> <cfset var shipping = arguments.bean.getShipping() />
> <cftransaction>
> <cfquery name="create" datasource="#getDSN()#">
This stores the result in variables.create making this.create()
inaccessible inside the object.
> <cffunction name="createAddress" output="false" returnType="address"
> access="private" hint="Create a new address entry">
> <cfargument name="address" type="address" required="true" />
> <cftransaction>
> <cfquery name="createAddress" datasource="#getDSN()#">
This stores the result in variables.createAddress making
this.createAddress() inaccessible inside the object.
etc etc.
You *MUST* var-declare your query results:
<cfset var queryResult = 0 />
<cfquery name="queryResult" ..>
...
</cfquery>
This is a problem in every method you have containing <cfquery>
Hope that helps!
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