It isn¹t being explicitly passed, it is being explicitly referenced. The
template assumes it was passed in as part of the attributes
collection/scope (as per argumentcollection=#attributes#²). The error is
telling you that it is not in the attributes scope. The error is not wrong
so, like Phillip
I would echo what Bobby said :)
(cfbrickwall)
-Original Message-
From: Bobby [mailto:bo...@acoderslife.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2014 6:52 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: code suddenly stops working for no apparent reason
It isn¹t being explicitly passed, it is being
This is not really CF related, but since this list is mainly read by Web
developers, I thought it could be interesting anyway.
First, let me say that my system logs CF executions error in a database with
many details that help a lot to clean my code.
However it does not trap Javascript errors
How come this code at in2.perfectnavigator.com (which is not on my server)
can be executed from one
of my pages, or at least the error event reported to one of my pages ?
Users can choose to run their own scripts, or install plugins that run
scripts for them. This is pretty common. The
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