> This is what is confusing me. Normally, when you get an object, the
> properties should be
> at the root level, ie, ob.foo, not ob.properties.foo. Are you getting the
> TYPE instead of
> the object? In other words, are you passing the correct ID to
> contentobjectget?
The actual tag to get the User object is below. The SubmitLog object
contains the object ID of the user that I'm looking for, which is
findSubmitLog[latestSubmitLog].SubmitTee. The result is stored in
findSubmitTee. The property that is lost (among all others) is the Username
of the User object.
This code has been working before, and I'm trying to recall what happened
when it started to fail. I notice that the exported CODB directory increased
in size from 6MB to 35MB. This is caused mainly by the files in the
objects\properties directory.
The weirdest part is that cfa_dump does not display the values of the
properties, but the properties are listed at the bottom of the page.
<cfa_contentobjectget datasource="#Application.MASDSN#"
objectid="#findSubmitLog[latestSubmitLog].SubmitTee#"
r_stobject="findSubmitTee">
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