You'll want to make sure you have resolveURL set for the CFHTTP call, that you have background images enabled for CFDOCUMENT, and watch the iframes on that page. I'll take a look at the result of this page in CFDOC later today, but those are a few tings I can think of off the top of my head. Also, if you're going after images or other assets from behind a proxy, you need to setup CFDOC to know about it to traverse the proxy on the way to resolving the assets.
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