Since the request scope is itself a structure, request.squid is a structure
of arrays of structures, not an array of structures. Ditto for the
variables scope.
At 02:29 PM 4/27/01, McCollough, Alan wrote:
>As a devotee of db client vars for holding WDDX packets, I tried something
>recently...
>
>Normally, I'll create a variable, say "squid", and store a structure in
>squid. Then I'll make client.squid, which will hold a WDDX packet of squid.
>
>This also works with an array, so if squid is an array of structres, all is
>well.
>
>HOWEVER, to see if it would make a difference, on a new app, I tried pushing
>squid into the request scope, such as request.squid=structure,
>client.squid=WDDX of structure.
>
>This worked great, -except- if I tried an array of structures. It would
>never work. I kept getting the error about "The object SQUID is not present
>in the scope named REQUEST". Ugh.
>
>I decided to try the variables scope. Same thing. But if I try no scope at
>all, it works fine.
>
>IF request.squid=array of structs, FAIL
>IF variables.squid=array of structs, FAIL
>IF squid=array of structs, PASS
>
>Go figure.
>
>Alan McCollough
>Web Programmer
>Allaire Certified ColdFusion Developer
>Alaska Native Medical Center
>
>
>
>
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