cfthrow/cfcatch

[shenry]

Is the code after <cfthrow> supposed to execute? If my page, I have code
after the <cfthrow> that I don't want to execute.

How do I stop this from happening?




<CFTRY>
<cffile action="UPLOAD" filefield="#fileNum#"
destination="#LibraryDirectory#" nameconflict="MAKEUNIQUE">
<cfif Find(" ", File.ServerFile) OR Find("&", File.ServerFile)>
<cfset newfilename = Replace(File.ServerFile, " ", "", "ALL")>
<cfset newfilename = Replace(newfilename, "&", "", "ALL")>

<cffile action="RENAME" source="#LibraryDirectory##File.ServerFile#"
destination="#LibraryDirectory##newfilename#">
<cfelse>
<cfset newfilename = "#File.ServerFile#">
</cfif>
<cfif file.ServerFileExt IS NOT "pdf" OR NOT ISDefined("file.ServerFileExt")
OR NOT FIND("pdf", newfilename, 1)>
<cfthrow message="The MIME type of the uploaded file, '#file.ContentType#',
was not accepted by the server." type="file.contentType" detail="Only files of
type 'application/pdf' can be uploaded.">
</cfif>

--- other code --

<CFCATCH TYPE="file.ContentType">

</CFCATCH>
</CFTRY>

[BKBK]

In this excerpt, if testBooloean is true, code block B will run and code block A
will not; if testBooloean is false, code block A will run and code block B
will not.

<CFTRY>
<cfif testBoolean>
<cfthrow message="x" type="y">
</cfif>
<!--- code block A --->
<CFCATCH TYPE="y">
<!--- code block B --->
</CFCATCH>
</CFTRY>

[Dan Bracuk]

Your cfthrow is inside a cfif tag. How do you know it is actually running?

Originally posted by: shenry
Is the code after <cfthrow> supposed to execute? If my page, I have code
after the <cfthrow> that I don't want to execute.

How do I stop this from happening?

[shenry]

I know it's running, because I put a <cfmail> tag inside the <cfcatch> and I'm getting the emails.

I solved the problem by putting a <cfabort> right before </cfcatch>.

Thanks for your responses.