All they need to do is create a virtual directory pointing to the "CFIDE"
folder.
They should know this, and it should be setup as standard.

Russ 

-----Original Message-----
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Subject: Re: cfform - bad hosting company

Yes I'm talking about the form validation.  On my localhost install, it
worked without knowinig where the these scripts are located.  I'm guessing
because we're on a shared server, that you have to ppoint to these scripts.

Thanks.  That gives me the lead I was looking for.

D


>If you're using CFFORM you are probably looking for the validation 
>routines that come with the form. They are java script and need the 
>parameter ScriptSRC pointing to the directory where the cfform scripts are
kept.
>
>Example: <cfform method="post" action="myaction.cfm"
>ScriptSRC="mypath/cfform.js">
>
>Contact the hosting company and ask where they are keeping cfform.js 
>and masks.js and point there in scriptsrc or find them in your CFLIB 
>and put them in a location on your own site.
>
>That should do it...
>
>Robert Harrison
>
>
> 
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 11:50 AM
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: cfform - bad hosting company
>
>Doesn't cfform work by defualt when CFV7 is installed?  Is there 
>something in the cf admin that needs to be enabled?
>
>I sent an email to the Web hosting company saying that cfform wasn't 
>work based on sample code from the documentation and they want me to 
>tell them if there's something they need to enable in order to get it 
>working. 8-)
>
>Thanks
>
>D



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