Mark -
You are correct. That code will fire before the code requested in
cgi.script_name
I've had a bit of difficulty with that line of code as well. As it stands,
it will prevent a site from being indexed properly by google.
I always change or comment that section:
<!---<cfif CompareNoCase(Left(Replace(Request.currentUrl,
Application.urlRoot, ""), 7), "/plain/") NEQ 0>
<cfhtmlhead text="<noscript><meta http-equiv=""Refresh"" content=""0;
url=#Application.urlRoot#/plain/index.cfm""></noscript>">
</cfif>--->
If you really need the site to direct the user to /plain/, I would recommend
doing it in any way other than a meta refresh.
Tony Felice
Sr. Designer / Developer
3455 Ringsby Court Suite 103
Denver, CO 80216
Phone 303:534:2924
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Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 2:53 PM
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Subject: RE: [plum] Plum framework question
Too good to be true apparently. Firefox will not load the xml. I guess
because those tags are outside the root. I was using explorer as it prints
better from plum. Now I guess I have to figure out suppress the output from
global.cfm if it is this page that is initiating the call to
application.cfm. Any idea how I would do that? The call to application.cfm
and thus to global.cfm is before any code on mypage.cfm, right?
Better yet, is there a way to save the generated xml to a variable and then
spit that out onto a blank .xml document?
Sigh.
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Never mind. I put a closing slash at the end of the meta tag in global.cfm
at around line 246. Anyone know if this might cause problems down the road
or if that line as it now is
<noscript><meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0;
url=http://127.0.0.1:8500/PyramidHomeWorks/plain/index.cfm"/></noscript>
will cause problems when I put this on a production server as opposed to my
laptop?
Thanks,
Mark Fuqua
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Subject: [plum] Plum framework question
Happy New Year!
I would ask this elsewhere, but it seems most coldfusion users are not wise
enough to use PLUM, and I'm 90% sure this is a plum question.
I am generating xml with info from a database with coldfusion and feeding
that to a swf. After several days of farting around, I go the xml
generation working pretty well. However, it seems to be choking on the
first line. It doesn't like the fact that the <meta tag is not closed,
though I am guessing it would cause other problems if it were and that first
line was parsed. If I cut and paste the xml into a page with an xml
extension, it works fine. It will work if I cut and paste into an htm file
too.
Is there a way to prevent the <noscript>. .</noscript> first line? Below
is a snippet of the source code generated (if I browse to the page, it is
blank, this is the "view source" code):
<noscript><meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0;
url=http://127.0.0.1:8500/PyramidHomeWorks/plain/index.cfm";></noscript>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<root>
<configuration>
<chart items_area_style="chart_items_area"/>
<styles>
<style id="chart_items_area">
<border enabled="yes" size="1" color="Black"/>
</style>
<style id="categories_column">
<size width="110"/>
<background enabled="yes" color="White"/>
</style>.
<style id="categories_column_line_1">
<background enabled="yes" color="White"/>
<font bold="yes" size="10"/>
<size height="20"/>
</style>
<style id="categories_column_line">
<background enabled="yes" color="White"/>
<font size="10"/>
<size height="20"/>
</style>
<style id="categories_column_line_2">
<background enabled="yes" color="White"/>
<font size="10" color="Red"/>
<size height="20"/>
</style>
<style id="timeline_1">
<font
bold="yes"/>.....
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