Most likely you are passing a complex object type such as an array or a structure…. then your trying to pass it into some simple type like a string or a number…. make sure you convert your array to a string if thats what you are doing. I would look at your CF code. Sounds like thats the issue.

INSERT INTO testcheck (value)
VALUES (‘#form#’)

I get this error message: “Complex object types cannot be converted to simple values.”

What can I do to fix this?

i.e. the page load with today data as the default, but the users select yesterday view of the data.

As long as the generated mxml doesn’t change, by even one character, the form is the same - regardless of how it’s generated.

I don’t know all the details, of course, but both are written in Java, so I imagine that the Flex compiler is simply included as part of ColdFusion (maybe as a standalone file like with Flex, or maybe compiled into one of the ColdFusion files).

So theoretically, assuming the flex compiler actually ships with CF as a separate file, you could use it to build Flex SWFs. Definitely goes against the license, I would imagine…

More info on command-line Flex from:
- Ted Patrick
- Macromedia LiveDocs
- Darron Schall

Edited slightly for language - PR

I guess it depends on whether/how CF is managing the caching. I suppose it’s possible that it compares the post-cfloop output (i.e. the stuff that gets turned into MXML, or else the actual MXML) and only recompiles if one of those has changed. Now that I think about it, it is probably likely that it only recompiles if the generated MXML has changed, since that’s how Flex works. But again, I can’t say for certain. If you know for sure then I would be interested to hear it.