I understand that when I assign this to the not found file, it works
correctly when the actual file does not exist. However, is it possible to
get this to work on a no results page? I tried this at the head of a no
results page, yet IIS5 logs show it as being found. Any way around this?
This is
Hey Dude,
Remember, IIS handles the request before Tango does, so technically
speaking IIS did find your page, otherwise the TAF would not have
executed your code.
What counts is that the browser got a 404 response from the server.
Hope that helps.
Scott,
On Jul-1-2008, at 1:21 PM,
You can change the 404 response into a another document like CLICK HERE
or something else...
regards
Daniel
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- Original Message
What's weird is that I don't have the opportunity to enter my
password. As soon as I open a datasource, it gives me an error.
I check my ODBC settings and the myodbc utility says the connection is
good. Something in witango studio is dented. Looking for where witango
studio stores its
found the right prefs file to nuke and the problem was cured.
On Jul 1, 2008, at 10:20 PM, Roland Dumas wrote:
What's weird is that I don't have the opportunity to enter my
password. As soon as I open a datasource, it gives me an error.
I check my ODBC settings and the myodbc utility says
You don't need to nuke prefs. This is from memory, so
right click on the datasource in witango and hit properties. Then you
uncheck the SAVE password box, this will force it to ask you next
time. This just is something that happens frequently in the mac
studio. Maybe it will be fixed
