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cfscript and cfc not working
I have a line
that works just fine in development (which is CF9) but when I load this to live it doesn't work (which is CF8). Why doesn't that work on CF8??
variables.usps = New usps(isProduction=true, isSecure=false, uspsUserID=variables.uspsUserID);
variables.RateV4 = variables.usps.RateV4(
Service = 'FIRST CLASS',
FirstClassMailType = 'PARCEL',
ZipOrigination = '99212',
ZipDestination = '22193',
SIZE = 'REGULAR',
Pounds = '0',
Ounces = '3.5'
that works just fine in development (which is CF9) but when I load this to live it doesn't work (which is CF8). Why doesn't that work on CF8??
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Any error messages you can share?
ASKER
As usual - thanks for the help! Wandering between CF10 and this old CF8 site is a huge pain! Completely missed it. Now the problem is the CFC was written for CF9 so I have to fix that stuff too!
I hear you! I really wish they would make older versions available for developers, so they don't have to depend on the "publish-it-and-hope-it-do
Here is an unofficial repo containing all the old cf installer downloads.
http://www.gpickin.com/cfr
http://www.gpickin.com/cfr
ASKER
So I am working through this mess and getting the error: Variable SETURLTEST is undefined.
<cffunction name="init" access="public" returntype="USPS" output="false" hint="Initializes the USPS CFC">
<cfargument name="isProduction" type="boolean" required="false" default="#getIsProduction()#">
<cfargument name="isSecure" type="boolean" required="false" default="#getIsSecure()#">
<cfargument name="uspsUserID" type="string" required="false" default="#getUspsUserID()#">
<cfscript>
// set constants (CF9 fix)
setURLTEST("http://testing.shippingapis.com/ShippingAPITest.dll");
setURLTESTSECURE("https://secure.shippingapis.com/ShippingAPITest.dll");
setURLPROD("http://production.shippingapis.com/ShippingAPI.dll");
setURLPRODSECURE("https://secure.shippingapis.com/ShippingAPI.dll");
// set production and secure flags
setIsProduction(arguments.isProduction);
setIsSecure(arguments.isSecure);
setUspsUserID(arguments.uspsUserID);
// configure url based on flags
if(getIsProduction()){
if(getIsSecure()){
setUrl(getURLPRODSECURE());
}
else{
setUrl(getURLPROD());
}
}
else{
if(getIsSecure()){
setUrl(getURLTESTSECURE());
}
else{
setUrl(getURLTEST());
}
}
return this;
</cfscript>
</cffunction>
Which line is throwing the error? I don't see anything that looks CF9 specific, so I'm guessing the problem is in one of the functions. Any chance this CFC is public btw - so I could look a the whole thing?
ASKER
It is - on GitHub - https://github.com/matthew
<cfproperty name="isProduction" type="boolean">
<cfproperty name="isSecure" type="boolean">
<cfproperty name="uspsUserID" type="string">
<cfproperty name="url" type="string">
<cfproperty name="URLTEST" type="string">
<cfproperty name="URLTESTSECURE" type="string">
<cfproperty name="URLPROD" type="string">
<cfproperty name="URLPRODSECURE" type="string">
Hm... I wonder if it's cfproperty stuff. I know in later versions it creates the setters/getters automatically. I don't remember how it behaved in CF8.
Edit: Yeah, that's the problem. You'll have to create the getters/setters manually.
Edit: Yeah, that's the problem. In CF9+ cfproperty creates the getter/setter's automatically. Not so much in CF8 :/. You have to create those methods manually.
<cffunction name="setURLTEST" access="public" returntype="void">
<cfargument name="value" type="String" required="true">
<cfset variables.URLTEST = arguments.value />
</cffunction>
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