yeah, to point IIS to a share, IIS needs to run under a domain account that
has access to the share.
DK
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 6:02 PM, Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10 <
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> : browse. The browser window opened and i got page cannot be displayed
> screen
> :
> : There is a
I'm helping someone out who doesn't have CF available, but does have Spry.
I've got the spry repeat region (list) and detailregion working, but I also
need to link image hot spots into the mix as if the user clicked on one of the
list items.
The detail region has an effect, which I can execute
: browse. The browser window
opened and i got page cannot be displayed
screen : : There is a
problem with the page you are looking for,
and it cannot be: displayed. :
: Please try the following: * Contact
the Web site administrator to inform them:
that this error has occured for th
Hi Darin ,
I just tried that. Since the site is mirrored on 2 diff webservers, I
stopped and restarted the site one at a time. Still no luck.
Any more suggestions? anything to do with permissions or properties of
VDocuments virtual directory
attached is snapshot of Vdocuments virtual directory.
If you don't make any changes, IIS will
attempt to retrieve images from the share
using it's default credentials ("Local System")
and unless Everyone has read access (or better),
that won't work. What has worked for me as
far as troubleshooting in the past, is to
try to browse that image s
I'm not entirely sure if this will help, but you might need to
stop/start the site in IIS for the directory to be available.
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 5:12 PM, Ajas Mohammed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok so as Shawn suggested,
>
> we have a virtual directory called VDocuments which refers to
> \\s
ok so as Shawn suggested,
we have a virtual directory called *VDocuments* which refers to
\\servername\nameofshare on a different machine and
under this *nameofshare* we have folder *CF_Chart_Share* which contains the
images, so technically website root level its* /VDocuments/CF_Chart_Share.*
no
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Thank y
Thank you all...
I have created 2 pages and as John Youngman suggested
instead of cfincluding the img.cfm, do a
I did the same and it works great now. Text gets displayed and the image is
shown below. Thanks John.
Points to clarify.
1. Shawn -- creating virtual directory, thats a wonde
Ajas,
If you're trying to display more than just the image in the browser
CFContent isn't of much use to you. Check out the livedocs for the
description of why. It will only display the referenced content on the page
and nothing else (which is why your text disappears).
The web browser doesn't un
Can the client's browser access the image file?
You should be able to just put the path to the file in the browser
addressbar and access the image.
I suspect, however, that the severname isn't in the DNS, especially if
this is not on an intranet. If this is the case, then the CFContent
works becau
Why don't you just create a virtual directory in your webserver that points to
the shared network location? Wouldn't that be easier?
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instead of cfincluding the img.cfm, do a
type of thing.
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so I tried cfcontent like this and it works but only problem is that only
image is being shown and the text i have before the cfcontent tag doesnt
show.
For examle,
*exists*
does not exist
This doesnt show the result *exists* from the cfif statement but simply
displays the image in th
The format of the address will change depending on it's use. If you drag an
image from that server to your browser window you can then see in the URL
window how it should be formatted for display in the browser. Obviously this
is only going to display for those users with access to that same server
Thanks, I will have a look at it.
Ajas.
On 5/12/08, Douglas Knudsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Ajas, old thread here, but just saw this this morning...may be some help
> http://blog.tagworldwide.com/?p=19
>
> DK
>
> On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 3:44 PM, Ajas Mohammed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi, any example how to do it using CFContent?
*exists*
does not exist
ok I tried this code and i get message *exists*, but still image not being
when i run the page. I also tried appending file: i.e.
file:\\servername\nameofshare\clientname\CF_Chart_Share\testimage.jpg
but
it didnt for i
That won't work unless your clients have access to the specific share...
You will need to serve it up using CFContent if it is outside the web root.
On May 12, 2008, Ajas Mohammed wrote:
Hi,
I did try before and it
didnt work obviously bcause of missing servername.
I didnt try with serv
Hi,
I did try before and it
didnt work obviously bcause of missing servername.
I didnt try with servername yet. Let me do that and I will update as to what
happened.
Thanks all.
Ajas.
On 5/12/08, Howard Fore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Err, wrong slashdirection
>
> "file:/serverna
Err, wrong slashdirection
"file:/servername/nameofshare/clientname/CF_Chart_Share/testimage.jpg"
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 9:59 AM, Howard Fore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can't use the bare fileshare address like that, you have to put
> "file://" in front. So your example would becom
You can't use the bare fileshare address like that, you have to put
"file://" in front. So your example would become
"file:/servername/nameofshare\clientname\CF_Chart_Share\testimage.jpg".
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Ajas Mohammed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have a network sh
Ajas, old thread here, but just saw this this morning...may be some help
http://blog.tagworldwide.com/?p=19
DK
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 3:44 PM, Ajas Mohammed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are in process of adding Single Sign On (SSO) for our web application
> and I have started research
i'm not a bit "network" guru..
but perhaps you should try \\servername\nameofshare\...
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Hi,
We have a network share where the CFChart images get stored.
If I try to access the network share like this in CF page, the image is not
displayed.
I am missing something here? The permissions etc are fine on the network
machine i.e. from the CF webserver, I am able to access the network s
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