Sorry for the long delay in a response. I had waited a day and when no
one answered I went in and modified my code to get around variable
override.
So, today I went back and reversed my changes and sure enough, adding
var infront of the offending items stopped them from being overridden.
Thanks for the tip, I can not believe in all of this time I have been
working CFM I never encountered it. Or maybe I did and never recognized
the problem.
On 8/5/2016 7:41 AM, nitish pandey wrote:
Did it work @Ernest?
2016-08-03 8:38 GMT+05:30 nitish pandey <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>:
In both the functions add this before the resurrections cfquery
tags (or scripts)-
Var AMA ;
If you want to share that query result across functions then
either use a different name or pass it as an argument.
You'll be on your way (to the next challenge ).
np
On 02-Aug-2016 11:42 PM, "Ernest McCloskey"
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Perhaps I never noticed it before, or maybe my projects have
been small enough that I never over used variables. Here is
my issue,
I am using CFAJAX to call a cffunction in what i term
inventory.cfc. Within that cffunction, I use cfinvoke to call
another function called getBreakEven (it is within the same cfc).
In my base function (getListings) I set my structure up
<cfset st = structnew() />
and I do a cfquery named "ama".
In my getBreakEven function, I did the same.
<cfset st = structnew() />
and I do a cfquery named "ama"
And perform different functions on the getBreakEven data.
When the structure is returned, all my previous data is
wiped. I have no query "ama" and the "st" is populated with
the data from getBreakEven.
Is this normal? I am just expanding into multiple cffunctions
in my programming and I cannot believe I never come across
this before.
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