Webmaster Forum / ColdFusion / Getting Started / January 2007

I'm trying to create an error handling scheme for our website, and I've defined
two custom error types (DN_NOCLIENT and DN_EXPIRED), which I intend to
<cfthrow> when necessary, and handle with <cferror>.  Unfortunately, it seems
that the actual custom error that I throw doesn't matter. :shocked;

Error handling code in my Applicaiton.cfm file:

<cferror type="VALIDATION" template="/ErrorHandlers/Validation.cfm">
<cferror type="REQUEST" template="/ErrorHandlers/Request.cfm">
<cferror type="EXCEPTION" exception="DN_EXPIRED"
template="/ErrorHandlers/Expired.cfm">
<cferror type="EXCEPTION" exception="DN_NOCLIENT"
template="/ErrorHandlers/NoClient.cfm">
<cferror type="EXCEPTION" exception="any"
template="/ErrorHandlers/Exception.cfm">

Example of how I'm throwing the error:

<cfthrow type="DN_EXPIRED">

When I throw the error, i get the DN_NOCLIENT template.  Playing with the
order of the cferrors reveals that whichever custom exception type is last is
the error page I get.

What am I doing wrong?

CF 6.0 updater 3, Windows install.

Thanks to anyone who can shed some light on this...
Dave