This is a wild shot, but try adding quotes around the value:
START="ou=""Newly Enrolled U/G Students"",ou=Center For Academic
Excellence,ou=White Pages,o=WhitePages"
Eventhough the / character isn't considered to be "special" according to RFC 1485, your LDAP server may have a special meaning for it. Just for kicks, I'd also add the DELIMITER="," attribute to your CFLDAP tag.
If neither of those work, try doing a \/ or \\ in the value, just in case your server recognizes two of the more common delimiting methods.
Hope it works!
-Dain
-----Original Message-----
From: James Blaha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would like to update my post. I've ruled out the URL encoding issue.
For some odd reason my issue now seems to be when the forward slash is
passed through the START attribute.
Are there any CFLDAP coders here.. help please..
We are running a Sun One Directory Server 5.2 on a Win2K Server and CFMX
on Win2k with IIS.
<CFLDAP ACTION=""> NAME="MyLDAPQuery"
SERVER="#REQUEST.LDAP_Server#"
PORT="#REQUEST.LDAP_Server_Port#"
username = "xxx"
password = "xxx"
ATTRIBUTES="#REQUEST.LDAP_Attributes#,wppayclass"
MAXROWS="#REQUEST.LDAP_Server_MaxRows#"
TIMEOUT="#REQUEST.LDAP_Server_Timeout#"
START="ou=Newly Enrolled U/G Students,ou=Center For Academic
Excellence,ou=White Pages,o=WhitePages"
SCOPE="subtree"
SORT="sn,givenname"
SORTCONTROL="nocase">
Regards,
James Blaha
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