Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] reverse proxy (mod_proxy_html?) screws up js within body tag.......

2007-09-06 Thread Nick Kew
On Wed, 5 Sep 2007 14:00:28 -0700 "Jeff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am running apache2 as a reverse proxy with the usual modules. I > have an problem on some pages where the js within the body tag gets > misplaced when the page is rewritten, I’m presuming during the > mod_proxy_html re-write

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] reverse proxy (mod_proxy_html?) screws up js within body tag.......

2007-09-05 Thread Vincent Bray
On 06/09/07, Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > language="JavaScript" style="text-align: center"> > > bgcolor="#4b6c8b" > onLoad="toggleCoApp();document.frmApplicationShort.elements[0].focus();"> This is invalid html (form should be in body, not between head and body) and from what I recall,

[EMAIL PROTECTED] reverse proxy (mod_proxy_html?) screws up js within body tag.......

2007-09-05 Thread Jeff
I am running apache2 as a reverse proxy with the usual modules. I have an problem on some pages where the js within the body tag gets misplaced when the page is rewritten, I’m presuming during the mod_proxy_html re-write: NO PROXY: PROXY: ');" bgcolor="#4b6c8b" onLoad="to

[EMAIL PROTECTED] reverse proxy mod_proxy_html

2007-08-15 Thread Jeff Murch
All my problems seem to point back to RHEL4. I got mod_proxy_html ver 3 compiled and when I try to run it it complains that I don't have glibc2.4. This is the same error message as I get when I try to load mod_security 2. I called RH support and they told me that the functionality of 2.4 is upda