Thanks everyone for the lively discussion!
To try and test this issue I pulled all the code out of the includes
into the parent and was still getting the same crap.
I finally got a reply from HostMySite.com:
This has to do with the MySQL server closing connections and CF not
knowing about it.
I tried the same situation on my HostMySite.com account and it worked aok?
either you're on a seperate box to me or somethings a miss in the code. I
don't think Application scope is at play here as in theory if 4 people are
on the box and 3 of them are constantly clearing the Application scope,
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Scott Barnes
Sent: Saturday, 5 July 2008 7:37 PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: cfinclude and parent document variables
I tried the same situation on my HostMySite.com account and it worked
Sounds pretty strange... though I had really weird issue with
HostMySite.com as well.
Not sure if this will help but might give you ideas...
The application application.cfc extending another application.cfc
which is pretty plain sailing. Though the my application scope was
not setup correctly
ooh yeah, check your mappings as on a shared box it's a honour based
approach really..
On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 8:18 AM, Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds pretty strange... though I had really weird issue with
HostMySite.com as well.
Not sure if this will help but might give you ideas...
Sounds very strange. Things I note is that that you would normally get a
coldfusion exception not a null pointer exception which is more at teh java
level.
The only times I have seen this occur is when
1. threading an application and a variable has been garbaged collected but
the other thread
The only times I have seen this occur is when
3. The application name is changed
[mad guess, inspired by above]
how about there being a ton of websites on the same machine, it's
either CF professional - or - enterprise not sandboxed correctly, and
two applications having the same name?
You would get this issue if head.cfm is included with cfmodule or as a
tag instead of cfinclude. Except for a change in scope I'm not sure
how this could happen.
Blair
On 7/3/08, David Heacock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got the strangest problem... I'm using a cheap CF hosting company
