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Anonymous
September 12, 2011
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CFAJAXPROXY problem, need help !

  • September 12, 2011
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I created subdomains on my server for development part of my website and the cfajaxproxy is working great on the live version and on my subdomain dev.mydomain.com. I created a new subdomain name dev2.mydomain.com and now the cfajaxproxy isn't working on that one. I've check my admin panel and all but I'm enable to find anything that can change the configuration specificaly for cfajaxproxy.

Anyone have a clue about that ?

Thanks all lot !

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    BeenAroundTheBlock7
    Participant
    December 8, 2016

    Same problem and @Bob is right, except I had been given a subdomain that didn't have a mapping to a CFIDE at all. I had been fooled because IIS has a mapping, but at the main level, and not one under my sub-domain.

    solution: I created a virtual directory under my sub-domain, pointed it to the physical location of the CFIDE directory and immediately, a refresh of the page with the CFAjax tag started working.

    BTW, the symptom of "Can't find the proxy cfc file" mislead me until I opened the browser developer panel and saw that "ColdFusion" was undefined in the path to the cfAjax script...

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    JR__Bob__Dobbs
    Inspiring
    September 13, 2011

    I suspect that CF is generating HTML script tags with src values that point to a directory that is not on your dev2 site.  CF generally expects to find its JavaScript files and other resources in the /CFIDE directory subtree.  I suspect you will need to map the physical directory where the CFAJAX component are, probably in /CFIDE on your root web site, to a virtual directory on your dev2 domain site.

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