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coldfusion/6/CFML_Reference/Tags-pt314.htm

fricklas — 2002-12-04T07:25:00

It also seems to always show the tag name CFTRACE with the line number in the CFTRACE tag itself.

For example, running the example from the docs we get:

[CFTRACE 00:51:36.036] [90 ms] [F:\CFusionMX\wwwroot\WEB-INF\cftags\TRACE.cfm @ line: 85] - [Struct Contents] The contents of the struct stEmployee:

not exactly useful information.

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rbils@amkor.com — 2002-07-02T21:07:00

One more bug. The TYPE needs to be changed from "Fatal Information" to just "Fatal" to make it match the CFLOG tag. The reason is the trace.cfm temmplate used by MX uses the CFLOG tag to write out trace info to the cftrace.log file. When it does, and it trys to pass "Fatal Information" for the TYPE, CFLOG sees this as an invalid TYPE, ignores it, and writes the log entry using the default (Information). This is an easy fix - the docs here need to be updated as mentioned above, and line 78 in the trace.cfm template needs to be changed from:

types[4] = "fatal information";

to

types[4] = "fatal";

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rbils@amkor.com — 2002-07-02T20:53:00

Two things here. First, for the TYPE attribute, this is not exactly the same as CFLOG. In CFLOG, there's a "Fatal" type, but not "Fatal Information".

Second, and I think this is a bug, if you specify "Fatal Information" for the TYPE attribute in CFTRACE, it displays a broken image instead of the image it's supposed to display. I'm guessing this is because of the space in the file name. The reason for the failure is because CF is putting a + in between the file name when it should be using a %20 instead. This can be fixed by changing line 154 in the cftrace.cfm template in mxroot/wwwroot/web-inf/cftags to replace the + in the Replace function with a %20:

[CFTRACE #TimeFormat( st.timestamp, "HH:mm:ss.SSS" )#] [#st.progressiveDelta# ms] [#st.template# @ line: #st.line#] - [#st.abort#] [#st.category#] #st.text#

#outFlush_var#