My settings in ColdFusion Administrator 9 appear the same as those I had previously on ColdFusion 7. When a page errored out on CF7, I'd see something like this;Error Occurred While Processing Request Variable XFHDSHSDHJ is undefined.The error occurred in D:\Website Data\mywebsite.com\variabletest.cfm: line 11 : <cfoutput>#xfhdshsdhj#</cfoutput>Now I see: 404 - File or directory not found.I don't have cferror tags in application.cfm (someone thought that was the problem). I know you can view the errors in the application log, but I really liked having the error messsage display directly on the erroring page.Thank you!

Inspiring

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ColdFusion 9 - Robust Error Handling Turned On - No Output Seen

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November 12, 2010
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My settings in ColdFusion Administrator 9 appear the same as those I had previously on ColdFusion 7. When a page errored out on CF7, I'd see something like this;

Error Occurred While Processing Request

Variable XFHDSHSDHJ is undefined.


The error occurred in D:\Website Data\mywebsite.com\variabletest.cfm: line 1
1 : <cfoutput>#xfhdshsdhj#</cfoutput>

Now I see: 404 - File or directory not found.

I don't have cferror tags in application.cfm (someone thought that was the problem). I know you can view the errors in the application log, but I really liked having the error messsage display directly on the erroring page.

Thank you!

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Correct answer storserver

It turned out I had "Enable HTTP Status Codes" checked in the Server Settings. Once unchecked, it worked.

Thanks so much for answering.

Verlyn Ammon

BKBK

Community Expert

Try doing the settings in the Administrator once again. You never know.

On the page Debug Output Settings, tick the checkbox Enable Robust Exception Information. Press the button to Submit Changes.

On the page Debugging IP Addresses, verify that your IP (for example, 127.0.0.1) has been added. If not, add it.

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storserverAuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

It turned out I had "Enable HTTP Status Codes" checked in the Server Settings. Once unchecked, it worked.

Thanks so much for answering.

Verlyn Ammon

BKBK

Community Expert

Still, I don't think that is the proper behaviour. You should report this to the Adobe Coldfusion team.

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Aegis_Kleais

Inspiring

Do you have a site-wide error handler or missing template handler in the CF Admin? Are you providing an onMissingTemplate() event handler in the app.cfc?