To expand on what troy said:
cfsavecontent var=the_error
cfdump var=cfcatch
/cfsavecontent
then mail the_error
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 10:06 PM, Troy Jones t...@dynapp.com wrote:
I'd just dump the cfcatch structure in cfmail or cferror if done through an
error handling script, as John
Try replacing the quote with its HTML entity:
Replace(Error.Diagnostics, , quot;, all)
Thanks,
Nathan DeJong
Applications Developer
Oxford College of Emory University
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From: ad...@acfug.org [mailto:ad...@acfug.org] On Behalf Of
also to note,CFQUERYPARAM, which you should certainly be using, handles
mixed quotes and single ticks on DB insert/updates. In the past I have
trapped Error.Diagnostic along with other Error properties into a DB table.
I then had a scheduled job running a nightly error report as well as a job
Thank you all for the excellent suggestions!
I think my first problem was that I simply was following what was built
into the system initially. (Which was basically nothing and bad handling
of the errors.)
I had a feeling this was being way more difficult than necessary, I'll
see what I
Matthew, as for that original approach you found, it likely stemmed from
primordial days when CFERROR could NOT point to a CFM page that did things
like CFMAIL. I could only point either to an HTML page or a CFML page with
very limited functionality (it could output variables to the screen and
#'s ;)
cfsavecontent var=the_error
cfdump var=#cfcatch#
/cfsavecontent
*Clint Willard *
Senior ColdFusion Architect
Palm Coast Data
clint...@gmail.com
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 8:37 AM, Steve Ross nowhid...@gmail.com wrote:
To expand on what troy said:
cfsavecontent var=the_error
cfdump
