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Page type
Request and
Exception
Exception only
In exception error handling pages, you can access the error variables that are also available to the
tag. See
cfcatch
with "cferror."
Note: If type = "exception" you can substitute the prefix cferror for Error; for example,
cferror.diagnostics, cferror.mailTo, or cferror.dateTime.
Example
<h3>cferror Example</h3>
<p>cferror lets you display custom HTML pages when errors occur. This lets you
maintain a consistent look and feel within the application even when
errors occur. No CFML can be displayed in the pages, except specialized
error variables.
<p>cftry/cfcatch is a more interactive way to handle CF errors within a CF page
than cferror, but cferror is a good safeguard against general errors.
<p>You can also use cferror within Application.cfm to specify error
handling responsibilities for an entire application.
<!--- Example of cferror call within a page --->
<cferror type = "REQUEST"
template = "request_err.cfm"
mailTo = "admin@mywebsite.com">
<!--- Example of the page to handle this error --->
<html>
<head>
<title>We're sorry -- An Error Occurred</title>
</head>
<body>
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Chapter 2: ColdFusion Tags
Error variable
error.diagnostics
error.mailTo
error.dateTime
error.browser
error.remoteAddress
error.HTTPReferer
error.template
error.generatedContent
error.queryString
error.messge
error.rootCause
error.tagContext
error.type
for a description of these variables
cfcatch
Description
Detailed error diagnostics from ColdFusion MX.
E-mail address (same as value in
Date and time when error occurred.
Browser that was running when error occurred.
IP address of remote client.
Page from which client accessed link to page where
error occurred.
Page executing when error occurred.
The content generated by the page up to the point
where the error occurred.
URL query string of client's request.
Error message associated with the exception.
Java servlet exception reported by the JVM as the
cause of the "root cause" of the exception. This
variable is a Java object.
Array of structures containing information for each
tag in the tag stack. The tag stack consists of each
tag that is currently open.
Exception type.
To use these variables, prefix them
.
).
cferror.MailTo

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