Search results for query: *

Thanks! I appreciate the help you did give. :)

Also, I guess we're getting a Record Could Not Save message.

So what do you suggest?

But, wouldn't the second and third error be happening for every record then? Not just a select few? On some it works right and on others she gets run-times.

Where to start? So far: - Run-time error 2147217864 (80040e38): Row cannot be located from updating. Some valuess may have changed since it was last read. - Run-time error 91: Object variable or width block variable not set. - Run-time error 380: Invalid property. - Run-time error 3704...

The subject line makes it sound like a programming problem, but I really don't think it is. I'm new to SQL Server and suddenly we have a user getting booted out, getting an incredible amount of run-time errors and having trouble saving into the table. I've tried restoring, and ran the utility...

Nope returns no error... everything functions, but no email gets sent. I just tried your suggestion, but the cfset tag seems to get confused with all the output information. I'm getting the feeling that wasn't what you meant... do you have an example of what you mean?

'm trying to email an invoice to the customer after they purchase, as well as a copy to our order desk in office... Unfortunately the person whos coding I inherited had all the information that's needed in three different queries. What makes it even more frustrating is that it's intermitently...

It's fixed!!! Yay!! Thank both of you for your help... I just moved the code that needed to be outputed to the main page and kept only the cfmail in the include page. Now it works like a dream. Thanks again! It was really appreciated.

Amendment... however, it did email me the properly.

That certainly got rid of the error. But now no variables are coming through either.

Okay... Here's the whole of the code for the receipt... again this is an include: <cfoutput> <table border="1" width="400" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td colspan="3"> #Session.OrderName#<br> #Session.ClientName# <br> #Session.ClientAddress1# <br>...

That's just it... all the cfoutput tags are gone now and it still doesn't work.

I removed them... but still no dice. I still get the same error. Is it because it's in an include?

I have an issue I've been struggling with: Our website is set up so that a customer starts a session by entering their zip code and account number. The variables are collected as they order. At the end of the order, the site is supposed to email them a copy of the invoice for their order...