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Hi,
I have a cferror type = "exception" exception="any" in my application.cfm file. This works great for most errors, but I recently found that it is not working for attribute validation errors.
For example, if I misspell an attribute for the cfqueryparam tag, my custom error page is not called. Instead, I get the default error that shows the SQL in my query, which I don't want. Cftry/cfcatch didn't work, either.
I can't use the Site-wide Error Handler, because I'm on a hosted server and I'm not allowed to make any changes to the Coldfusion Administrator.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
I have a cferror type = "exception" exception="any" in my application.cfm file. This works great for most errors, but I recently found that it is not working for attribute validation errors.
For example, if I misspell an attribute for the cfqueryparam tag, my custom error page is not called. Instead, I get the default error that shows the SQL in my query, which I don't want. Cftry/cfcatch didn't work, either.
I can't use the Site-wide Error Handler, because I'm on a hosted server and I'm not allowed to make any changes to the Coldfusion Administrator.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
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