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code....
<cfform name="form01" >
<cftextarea enabled="yes" richtext=true name="text01"
<cfinput type="submit" value="Enter" name="submit01"/>
</cfform>
what i get

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The code sample you've provided is incomplete and will not run. The cftextarea tag is not closed. Please the complete code for the page in question.
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my mistake when pasted on the code in
<cfform name="form01" >
<cftextarea enabled="yes" richtext=true name="text01"/>
<cfinput type="submit" value="Enter" name="submit01"/>
</cfform>
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I believe it has something to do with having more that 1 domain configured in IIS
The code does work in 1 domain.
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Things to check:
1. Do you have /CFIDE as a directory or virtual directory in all of your IIS sites?
2. Can the browser access all required javascript files? Check what files are references in the HTML page your code generates and verify they all exist and are accessable.
3. Does the browser have allow javascript to be run?
4. Is the problem consistant across browsers?
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1. Do you have /CFIDE as a directory or virtual directory in all of your IIS sites?
YES, i can access the cfide/administrator on all domains.
2. Can the browser access all required javascript files? Check what files are references in the HTML page your code generates and verify they all exist and are accessable.
YES, all good.
3. Does the browser have allow javascript to be run?
YES
4. Is the problem consistant across browsers?
Mostly, but safari is able to display the toolbar but gives javascript errors everywhere.
PS. The component loads and works fine for one of the domains.
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1. Do you have /CFIDE as a directory or virtual directory in all of your IIS sites?
YES, i can access the cfide/administrator on all domains.
4. Is the problem consistant across browsers?
Mostly, but safari is able to display the toolbar but gives javascript errors everywhere.
What you need is Coldfusion's built-in scripts directory. It is usually /CFIDE/scripts/. Try the following, replacing /CFIDE/scripts/ with your own path to the scripts directory.
<cfajaximport tags="cfform" scriptSrc="/CFIDE/scripts/">
<cfform name="form01">
<cftextarea id="text01" enabled="yes" richtext="true" name="text01"></cftextarea>
<cfinput type="submit" value="send" name="sbmt"/>
</cfform>
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Issue Resolved.
Website had an allowed mime type: *.* application/octet-stream
After that was remove, it started working.
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