Is this magic ??

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April 15, 2010
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Hi,

I've had an issue with a cfswitch on assigning charges. It looks at the first 2 characters of a field customer_id and set rates accordingly. They have been charged incorrectly and it's all down to a this cfswitch. I have stripped it down to basics:

prices for DS customers

</cfcase>

prices for SC customers

</cfcase>

prices for ER customers

</cfcase>

prices for all other customers

</cfdefaultcase>

</cfswitch>

so running this code you would expect it to be prices for all other customers. NO!, it uses prices for ER customers??. We are using Coldfusion 9 so I would be intrested if any other CF9 developers are getting the same result?

Thanks

Stuart

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BKBK

Community Expert

I, too, can confirm the bug; I am on CF9. It don't look good at all, Adobe.

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Adam Cameron.

Inspiring

I can confirm the bug you're seeing. It works as one would expect on CF8, but is bung on CF9.

It looks similar to this issue - http://cfbugs.adobe.com/cfbugreport/flexbugui/cfbugtracker/main.html#bugId=81658 - which is marked as closed. Possibly it's been fixed in an upcoming patch for CF9? The bug tracker is a bit impenetrable when it comes to finding out that sort of info...

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Adam

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TheLinoAuthor

Participant

Thank you A. Cameron. that is exactly right. It looks like they have released a hotfix to fix the problem.

Many Thanks Again

Stuart

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Dan_Bracuk

Inspiring

I troubleshoot stuff like this by looking at the data.

In this case, right before the cfswitch tag I would output the variable. I might even output it with some text immediately before and after to check for leading or trailing spaces. Then, inside each cfcase block, I would output some more text to tell me which block got executed.

When I look at these results, I am almost always able to determine the problem, and it's absolutely always something I did as opposed to the software not working properly.