CFC return type question

Ok, here are the results:

Ok, got it to work, and the info that it shows me is:

{ts '2008-07-05 15:00:00'}


"Steve Grosz" <boise_bound@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Does the return type date only handle the 'date' and not the date &
> time????
>
> Because it doesn't appear to be returning the time portion to be input
> into our database.....
>
> <cffunction name="calcDate" access="public" returntype="date"
>> hint="Returns 1st Saturday of Month">
>> <cfargument name="id" type="numeric" required="yes">
>> <cfset var GetTournDate = "">
>> <cfset var tourndate = "">
>> <cfset var FirstOfMonth2MonthsAhead = "">
>> <cfset NewTournDate = "">
>> <cfquery name="GetTournDate" datasource="SalleBoise">
>> select TournDateTime
>> from clubtournaments
>> where TournID=<cfqueryparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_integer"
>> value="#arguments.id#">
>> </cfquery>
>> <cfset tourndate = GetTournDate.TournDateTime>
>> <cfset FirstOfMonth2MonthsAhead = createdatetime(year(dateadd('m', 2,
>> tourndate)), month(dateadd('m', 2, tourndate)), 01, hour(tourndate),
>> minute(tourndate), second(tourndate))>
>> <cfset NewTournDate = dateadd('d',
>> 7-dayofweek(FirstOfMonth2MonthsAhead), FirstOfMonth2MonthsAhead)>
>> <cfreturn NewTournDate />
>> </cffunction>
>
>

Ok, got it to work, and the info that it shows me is:

{ts '2008-07-05 15:00:00'}

"Azadi" <azadi@sabai-dee.com> wrote in message
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> <cfinvoke component="..." method="..." RETURNVARIABLE="somenamehere">
> <cfoutput>#somenamehere#</cfoutput>
>
> Azadi Saryev
> Sabai-dee.com
> http://www.sabai-dee.com/

> Does the return type date only handle the 'date' and not the date & time????

It handles date objects, which contain and date and a time portion.


> Because it doesn't appear to be returning the time portion to be input into
> our database.....

That would probably be because the time information is absent from the
underlying data.

At the end of your method code, just before the return statement, dump the
VAR scope and check to see if there's anything in there you didn't expect.
getting at the VAR scope is not as straight forward as with other scopes,
but this does it:

<cfdump var="#getPageContext().getActiveFunctionLocalScope()#">

--
Adam

Ok, so I added some code into my CFC that says:
cffunction name="getinfo"
hint="Gets all tournament info from the database" returntype="date"
output="no">

And :
<cfset var testResult=#NewTournDate#>
<cfreturn testResult />

And to call the CFC:
<cfinvoke component="components.duplicate2" method="getinfo"
returnvariable="testDate">

And to display:
<cfoutput>#testDate#</cfoutput>

And I'm getting:
Variable TESTDATE is undefined.



"Azadi" <azadi@sabai-dee.com> wrote in message
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> <cfinvoke component="..." method="..." RETURNVARIABLE="somenamehere">
> <cfoutput>#somenamehere#</cfoutput>
>
> Azadi Saryev
> Sabai-dee.com
> http://www.sabai-dee.com/

<cfset returnVar=createobject("component","component_path").calcDate(your_valid_id)>
<cfoutput>#returnVar#</cfoutput>

<cfinvoke component="..." method="..." RETURNVARIABLE="somenamehere">
<cfoutput>#somenamehere#</cfoutput>

Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/

Well, the problem is that I'm not sure how to get the <cfoutput> to be
displayed on the screen if that info is being called by <cfinvoke>.

So if that code is running in a CFC, how can I display whats in that
<cfoutput>#calcDate(your_valid_id)#</cfoutput>?

"BKBK" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> My last post is not about the ID, it is about the return value of the
> function. What does this give you
>
> <cfoutput>#calcDate(your_valid_id)#</cfoutput>?
>
>
>

My last post is not about the ID, it is about the return value of the function. What does this give you

<cfoutput>#calcDate(your_valid_id)#</cfoutput>?

Well, its not, we're not that far along yet (lower numbers....).

I know that the number being passed is a good ID, and that when the function
gets the ID it looks up the ID in the database and pulls its info from the
timestamp field.......

"BKBK" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> You could do some tests, for example
>
> <cfoutput>#calcDate(177)#</cfoutput>.
>
> I have assumed that 177 is an appropriate id.
>
>

You could do some tests, for example

<cfoutput>#calcDate(177)#</cfoutput>.

I have assumed that 177 is an appropriate id.