I have two variables date_end and Date_end_time. The form when being dumped is setting date_end to a {t 00:00:00} and not passing the date. When i look at the scope i see:DATE_END=01/01/2014DATE_END_TIME=but when i dump the form i get:DATE_END{t '00:00:00'}DATE_END_TIME[empty string]When i dump the form in application the variables are corect. Is there some funky coldfusion bs going on? like _required? this is annoying.

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Snake lettering variable names reset?

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August 15, 2014
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I have two variables date_end and Date_end_time. The form when being dumped is setting date_end to a {t 00:00:00} and not passing the date. When i look at the scope i see:

DATE_END=01/01/2014

DATE_END_TIME=

but when i dump the form i get:

DATE_END	{t '00:00:00'}
DATE_END_TIME	[empty string]

When i dump the form in application the variables are corect. Is there some funky coldfusion bs going on? like _required? this is annoying.

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Correct answer kpetrow

sure as shit is. For some reason _time is messing with variable with not _time. Snake lettering should not trigger hidden functions. That took me nearly 3 hours to track down.

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Inspiring

Worse than C where you can overload an operator. Atleast an operator triggers a function. Here you have a hidden string character in a variable name trigger a hidden function.

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kpetrowAuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

sure as shit is. For some reason _time is messing with variable with not _time. Snake lettering should not trigger hidden functions. That took me nearly 3 hours to track down.

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