No, here's the original code:

<!---Assign the value of the favoriteSection preference (Type UUID) to
variable section1--->
<CFSET section1 = request.stUserProfile.preferences.favoriteSection>

<td>
<!---display user's preferential headline color and welcome user--->
<div align="center"><font face="Arial" color="#headlinecolor#"><h3>Welcome
#request.cfa.activeuser#!
<p>Here are the top stories in your favorite areas for
#today#.</p></h3></font></div>

<!---Get Objects of type #section1#--->
<cfa_contentObjectGetMultiple
    dataSource="suntimes"
    typeID="#section1#"
    r_stObjects="section1"
>



You can see that Laura took my advice to rename her first variable
"section1" to "typeid" and then to also name r_stObjects to "stObjects"...
voila, code works.  Laura, take the class.  You have a lot to learn! :)  And
we'll all help you along, but it'd be much easier on you if you or your boss
invested a week of your time into the Spectra class. The time you're out of
office and the cost of the class will be paid back in no time.


Aaron Johnson, MCSE, MCP+I
Allaire Certified ColdFusion Developer
MINDSEYE, Inc.
<phn>617.350.0339
<fax>617.350.8884
<icq>66172567
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