I did some more investigating and got it to work... though I don't
understand why.
Basically, I had to comment out all JavaScript on the site... not that
there was much. I had this:
<cfoutput>
<script language="JavaScript">
if (self.parent.frames.length != 0)
self.parent.location="#baseurl#";
</script>
</cfoutput>
....in my Application.cfm file. It kept puking until I removed it, then
it started working again.
I also tried turning back on an earlier experiment where I had written
my own little test cfc and modified proxy.cfm's javascript to work with
my own test. I was setting up that cfajaxproxy in my Application.cfm
too. With it in place, the proxy.cfm wouldn't work.
So my two newest questions are this:
1. What is it about the script, above, that is breaking the ajax stuff?
2. Why does it seem that two ajax proxies cannot coexist? Is this
normal or is something else wrong?
Rob
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