I have a LiveCode cgi that takes a few parameters from a form on a web page,
generates a registration code from another stack on the server, and sends out
an e-mail.
It's working well in tests on my server (I'm using on-rev). The client has
recently switched to Bluehost with an SSL certificate so we can use https for
another part of the project. I've copied the files over from my server,
double-checked permissions and paths, but after filling in the form I get the
error:
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
When I test sending the data from the message box in LiveCode I get this error:
!-- SHTML Wrapper - 500 Server Error --
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
error 500 Internal Server Error
Anybody know if this suggests it's connected to the fact that we now have a
certificate? Would the line in the form page
FORM ACTION=../../cgi-bin/keygentest.cgi METHOD=POST
need to change?
I don't have full access to the error logs, unfortunately; the ones forwarded
by the client don't seem to have anything relating to this cgi.
thanks for any ideas..
Curt
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