I've had this problem before with both the CFTree and CFGrid. It happened
when I moved my site to a Win2K server. The problem was in how my IIS was
setup to recognize the default server. Apparently, one of those settings
let's CF know where to find the directory where those things are stored.
Frankly, I did a lot of poking around in the IIS manager and just
double-checked all of the port and IP settings. That did the trick.
Athelene Gieseman
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From: Brian P. Doyle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 1:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CFTree
Has anyone used this tag much? I'm trying to use it to create an easily
navigatable lsit of categories and subcategories that will pop up in a
window and populate a select list. I have the same thing up and running
with javascript instead of CF but I need to make it dynamically created by a
query (or multiple queries) and CFTree seemed like an easy way to do that.
I copied an example tree from the WACK and uploaded it just to get a feel
for it. However I'm the only one that can view it for some reason. I sent
the link o one of my coworkers and all he gets is the grey rectangle. Sent
it to another co-worker with the same results. When we looked at the
diagnostic information for the page it said that the applet could not be
found. I tried enablecab but that didn't work. Has anyone run
into/overcome this problem? Thanks in advance.
-Brian
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