I found the solution !!
The problem is with a virtual directory "cfide".
The code generated for CF have a
CODEBASE="/CFIDE/classes/"
and my site don't have this directory. I solved this mapping a directory
/cfide inside my site.
Now everything work fine and I learn something important:
big problem -> elegant solutions
:-)
This from gabriel bulfon [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] in an earlier post seems to
identify the problem but I have not been able to verify that it works.
So Caveat Emptor
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thank all
-----Original Message-----
From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 20 March 2001 08:47
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFGRID Display Problem
I've just started using CFGRID for a couple of projects, but I'm having a
major problem/setback.
CFGRID displays and functions perfectly on my dev machine, plus displays
perfectly once posted to the clients site, but only on my dev machine...
However, my client is unable to view the grid from his location. He simply
gets a big gray box and nothing....
I've tested on several different machines other than my dev machines as well
and am getting the same thing.
Since it's a JAVA app, the applet already exist on my local machine, and
thusly CFGRID will run. Any idea what may be keeping it from running on any
other box though?
Thanks!
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Les Mizzell
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