Re: js question - getting rusty

2009-05-03 Thread Don L
Thank you, William, this did what I need (I'm embarrassed), on user behavior, yes, expect it this way but you never know what user would do even given sufficient instructions. Don >For this, pretend that the contents of the iframe actually resides in a >different browser window. > >When you cl

RE: js question - getting rusty

2009-05-03 Thread William Seiter
For this, pretend that the contents of the iframe actually resides in a different browser window. When you click on bn1, you are changing the computers focus to a different window. So all other commands, without using the mouse to change to the other window, will only effect that window. I have

Re: Apache and ColdFusion Trouble

2009-05-03 Thread Jason Slack
Hi Maureen, >Are you running apache 2.2x? Yes. >Can you perform a restart (apachectl restart or apachectl stop| >apachectl start) and watch to see how things load and post back? Sure, I did an apachectl stop, tailed and did a start here is what is spit back: [Sun May 03 23:10:19 2009] [info]

js question - getting rusty

2009-05-03 Thread Don L
I's an embarrasing js question, been on and off on js, pretty rusty with it... I have an iframe for text data input, in the meantime, I have a button (id=d2) that has an event trigger to open up another window to do something else, once it is done for the pop-up window, when a user goes back t

Re: Apache and ColdFusion Trouble

2009-05-03 Thread Maureen Barger
Are you running apache 2.2x? Can you perform a restart (apachectl restart or apachectl stop| apachectl start) and watch to see how things load and post back? On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 14:28, Jason Slack wrote: > > Hi Maureen, > > OK, I did this and both error_log and the cfserver.log dont change. >

Re: Apache and ColdFusion Trouble

2009-05-03 Thread Jason Slack
Hi Maureen, OK, I did this and both error_log and the cfserver.log dont change. In cfserver.log I see some run client storage purge, but that is it. in /etc/httpd/logs/error_log all I see is: [r...@server1 logs]# tail -f error_log [Sun May 03 17:28:03 2009] [debug] proxy_util.c(1967): proxy: i

Re: Apache and ColdFusion Trouble

2009-05-03 Thread Maureen Barger
Set your LogLevel in apache to debug. LogLevel debug ./apachectl graceful tail -f error.log Hit your site. What happens? Also tail your cfserver.log. On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 14:09, Jason Slack wrote: > > Hi Maureen, > > Thanks for your reply. I worked with your instructions and I not get an

Re: Apache and ColdFusion Trouble

2009-05-03 Thread Jason Slack
Hi Maureen, Thanks for your reply. I worked with your instructions and I not get an Internal Server error, so I know I did something wrong. Here is what I did. 1. in /opt/coldfusion8/runtime/lib/ I found wsconfig.jar. 2. I copied it to /tmp and extracted it with jar xvf, etc,etc 3. After extra

CF MX inserting xmlns:xsi into my WSDL

2009-05-03 Thread Andy Ousterhout
CF MX is over-riding my WSDL definitions. Where I have: http://developer.intuit.com/";> The Service Call results in: http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelop