User Guide

CFML Quick Reference 35
CFCATCH.Column
CFCATCH.KnownColumn
CFCATCH.Line
CFCATCH.KnownLine
CFDIRECTORY variables
The cfdirectory tag, with action=list, returns a query
object as follows, where
queryname is the name attribute
value:
queryname.Name
queryname.Size
queryname.Type
queryname.DateLastModified
queryname.Attributes
queryname.Mode
CFERROR variables
When cferror generates an error page, the following error
variables are available if
type="request" or "exception".
Error.Diagnostics
Error.MailTo
Error.DateTime
Error.Browser
Error.GeneratedContent
Error.RemoteAddress
Error.HTTPReferer
Error.Template
Error.QueryString
The following error variables are available if
type="validation".
Error.ValidationHeader
Error.InvalidFields
Error.ValidationFooter
Any cfcatch variable that applies to exception type can be
accessed within the Error scope, as follows:
Error.Type
Error.Message
Error.Detail
Error.ErrNumber
Error.NativeErrorCode
Error.SQLState
Error.LockName
Error.LockOperation
Error.MissingFileName
Error.TagContext
Error.ErrorCode
Error.ExtendedInfo
Note: You can substitute the prefix CFERROR for Error, if
type = "Exception"; for example, CFERROR.Diagnostics,
CFERROR.Mailto, or CFERROR.DateTime.
CFFILE ACTION=Upload variables
File variables are read-only. Use the CFFILE prefix to
reference file variables; for example,
CFFILE.ClientDirectory. The File prefix is deprecated in
favor of the
CFFILE prefix.
CFFILE.AttemptedServerFile
CFFILE.ClientDirectory
CFFILE.ClientFile
CFFILE.ClientFileExt
CFFILE.ClientFileName
CFFILE.ContentSubType
CFFILE.ContentType
CFFILE.DateLastAccessed
CFFILE.FileExisted
CFFILE.FileSize
CFFILE.FileWasAppended
CFFILE.FileWasOverwritten
CFFILE.FileWasRenamed
CFFILE.FileWasSaved
CFFILE.OldFileSize
CFFILE.ServerDirectory
CFFILE.ServerFile