OK.. Got up this morning and checked the server. Images were broke so I
right clicked and looked at the path. The images in the Header, LeftNav and
Footer are called using https (SSL) because the SSL of the site uses them
also.
So to be more specific about the problem my SSL stops working after a
You have me stumped there. I have used SSL and generally haven't had
problems with it. I don't recall any that were image specific at least.
Do check that your references to the image files either include
'http://' or have the right path structure. When your users switch from
http to https, you
I have a situation
where I am need to include a cfm page into a jsp pageI have tried the %@
include file="file.cfm"% but this does not work becuase the jsp page tries
to translate the Cold Fusion code into java code. Is there a way to pass
the results of a cfm page into a jsp page
I
found this article very interesting on this topic and several related
issues.
http://www.macromedia.com/desdev/mx/coldfusion/articles/java.html
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I've hit an odd issue. I have a simple submit
button that calls a js function when clicked. The problem is it does not work in
Netscape6 (go figure). The buttons don't even respond to mouse clicks or
anything its all very odd. This is not normally part of my job (graphics,
yik)and I know
don't
use type="submit" for onclick actions. I think ns is probably the reason I've
made this rule but who knows. try either making it a type="button" or using the
onsubmit of the form instead of the onclick of the submit. you shouldn't have
any problems with either of those.
you
have this line...
span img border="0"
src="" align="center" width="520"
height="470"/span
and
when I view the page in ns 4.7, that image is actually sitting on top of the
text on the page, and most likely sitting on top of the form buttons also, which
is noticeable with how half of
