yeah, looks like it, its ther in the start menu, but the only executable file in the folder is Web Server configuration tool. It might have been poorly instaled or only a demo ?
davidchong@gmail.com - 24 Aug 2006 20:13 GMT
Apologies if you're already doing the following correctly, but it
sounds like you're trying to open the file using
"file:///path/myfile.cfm" or directly from file browser/explorer which
won't work.
So if your cfm file is somewhere under wwwroot like:
cfinstalldirectory/wwwroot/mysubfolder/myfile.cfm
you should be entering the address
http://localhost:port/mysubfolder/myfile.cfm
into your browser
(default port is 8500)
The other thing to check would be to make sure the server is running.
In the same start menu folder as the Web Server config tool, there
should be some shortcuts, one to an admin panel and the other to a
getting started guide. If either of those load up for you then the
server should be fine. You should also be able to check the status of
the various cf services (assuming windows here given that you mentioned
IE6) via control panel->admin tools->services and if any of them don't
say "started", you could try starting them.
> yeah, looks like it, its ther in the start menu, but the only executable file in the folder is Web Server configuration tool. It might have been poorly instaled or only a demo ?
Brendon - 28 Aug 2006 05:38 GMT
Either go to Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs and see if it is there, or
browse to your C:\Program Files dir and see if its in there. Failing that, a
removal of the Web Config tool, and reinstall of CF might be on the cards.
Good luck.
Brendon
> yeah, looks like it, its ther in the start menu, but the only executable
> file in the folder is Web Server configuration tool. It might have been
> poorly instaled or only a demo ?
Freffie - 29 Aug 2006 21:52 GMT
Ensure the .cfm file is an a directory that ColdFusion controls. It can't just be any directory.