Hello All,
I am trying to see the contents of a variable but its within a cfscript block
I get an error when I try.
Error Messages: Variable DUMPIT is undefined.
The line is:
dumpit(rc);
I wanted to make sure I was using dumpit properly and if not, what is the way I need to call it so I can see that variable.
Using CB 3.0
Thanks,
Mal
Mal, always refer to the API for the methods. Dumpit was removed and now they are $dump() methods. Look at the super type API class.
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Where is you code? If you’re in a handler then you can use the $dump() method. Something like this:
function index(event){
var rc = event.getCollection();
$dump(rc, true);
}
Thanks!
Still learning… 
Luckily I had read this post before I needed the functionality. However, Luis, I wonder to what API it is you are referring? I am looking at http://www.coldbox.org/api/ . The heading states :
Package
coldbox_3_0_0M5.coldbox.system.core.util
Component
Util
Implements
-
Inheritance
-
The main ColdBox utility library.
This clearly shows dumpit as a method of Util and does not show any sign of being deprecated. I downloaded and am using 3M5, so it appears that this should be the correct API documentation. I am confused. Where is the correct API documentation to be found?
That utility object is used internally my friend. The API for every handler, interceptor, plugin comes from its base class: FrameworkSuperType.
Luis F. Majano
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Thanks, Luis, that helps. I didn’t see any connection to FrameworkSuperType from the Util component API. The pointer sure helps. J