You want to "exit with error message", but you don't want the system to
throw an error.
So, then send the user to a web page - with an error message on it?
If you want to exit a processing loop, there's CFBREAK.
There's also CFEXIT, but that's more for custom tags.
Al
On 3/7/2013 2:56 AM, Kym Kovan wrote:
<cfabort> is a legit tag, been around for ever:
http://openbd.org/manual/?/tag/CFABORT
try <cfabort> on its own, it should just stop the processing.
Kym
On 7/03/2013 8:13 PM, Manuel Reimer wrote:
Kym Kovan schrieb:
<cfabort> is your friend. It stops processing dead in its tracks so
super-safe.
the full tag is <cfabort showError="a nice text message"> which you
could use for your message, that or put a bit of html before this tag.
I've just tried
<cfabort showError="test">
And for me it results in the following error:
CFML Runtime Error
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General Runtime Error
Request /path/file.cfm
File Trace /local/www/path/file.cfm
Type Application
Detail test
Tag Context CFABORT (/local/www/path/file.cfm, Line=9, Column=1)
So it seems like cfabort throws an exception which is not really what I
wanted to get. I use OpenBD 3.0
Yours
Manuel
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