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Karen_Little
Inspiring
May 27, 2010
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Need to see CFserver variable, SQL, and other info

  • May 27, 2010
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Hi - until recently, I had a dedicated IP address which was used in a remote CF server to allow me to see its server information.

Unfortunately, I now do not have one, but still need this server information in order to develop.

Is there a CF tag I can use to reveal this information?

Thanks! Karen

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Correct answer ilssac

Ah you are talking about the DEBUGGING OUTPUT.

Dan provided you the tag below that would allow you to turn that on or off in your CFML code.

AS LONG AS debugging overall is turned on in the control panal and allowed for all users.  I.E. there is no IP restrections entered into the field that used to allow you to see the debugging output.

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Inspiring
May 27, 2010

<cfsetting>

I'll let you figure out the rest.

ilssac
Inspiring
May 27, 2010

What server information are you trying to see?  How did a dedicated IP address allow you to see it before?  A dedicated IP address to what; workstation, developer server, productions server, what?

Is it anything like <cfdump var="#server#"> or <cfdump var="#cgi#">?

Karen_Little
Inspiring
May 27, 2010

At server level, in administrator, my prior static IP was entered along with all the websites I control. Whenever I'd access those websites, I could see all the server information at the bottom of the page.

This is what I am trying to access now. The person who administrs the server said that there is a CF tag that I can use to replicate that and I thought there was, but now I cannot identify it.

ilssac
ilssacCorrect answer
Inspiring
May 27, 2010

Ah you are talking about the DEBUGGING OUTPUT.

Dan provided you the tag below that would allow you to turn that on or off in your CFML code.

AS LONG AS debugging overall is turned on in the control panal and allowed for all users.  I.E. there is no IP restrections entered into the field that used to allow you to see the debugging output.