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lanfeustdetroy — 2005-01-17T09:12:41

sorry it' s super.init()

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lanfeustdetroy — 2005-01-17T09:11:22

to avoid any problem with the availability of this in the base component
add this in the component.cfc ( restart coldfusion is needed)

and create an empty.cfc with the same code.
extend any cfc with the empty.cfc and that's it no more problem

so if you have CFCA<-CFCB-this that will work. try to be sure.

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eblackey — 2004-10-07T11:13:47

Actually that should have been #arguments# instead of #argumentcollection#

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eblackey — 2004-10-07T10:18:31

I have found what looks to be a workaround for the super bug. If you add to the top of your cfcomponent you can use cfinvoke to call the super methods and pass argumentcollection.

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jrunrandy — 2003-10-24T11:28:26

This page says "When you use a component that extends another component, the This scope is not available in the base (parent) component." However, this is incorrect. The This scope _is_ available in the base (parent) component.

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sanaullah — 2003-10-23T03:09:27

i am wondering you are talking about ( Super Keyword ). Where is the example that actually do some stuff. Honestly so poorly documentation of CFMX. If you extend your CFC and try to have a constructor use super.init() this does not behave properly, some time you cannot use even super.init() . try to call this CFC in cfm page, you will get errors or mehod could not found like that. Be rational now, always provide advance level examples where most of stuff start breaking up.

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halL — 2003-09-26T07:51:55

This is a known problem, ColdFusion bug 53153:
When calling methods via the "super" keyword in a child component you can't use named arguments (or argumentCollection) in the method called in super.
You must use ordered arguments.

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halL — 2003-09-23T10:34:14

There is a typographical error in the second item in the bulleted list under "Using the Super keyword"
The word Remove should be Replace;
that is, both methods should have the name Replace.

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2003-09-22T17:59:09

It seems you cannot pass named
arguments to the super. For example,
super.myFunc(arg1="a",arg2="b").