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ColdFusion 10 Administrator Javascript Errors

Guide ,
Aug 09, 2012 Aug 09, 2012

I just installed the 64-bit version of ColdFusion 10 on Windows Server 2008R2 (using IIS 7.5).  I tried to do the install as close to the CF9 Server Lockdown Guide as possible, given that CF9 and CF10 have different underlying engines (CF9 is JRun and CF10 is Tomcat, in the Administrator CF9 used Java applets for file browsing and CF10 uses jQuery and JavaScript UI components).

Anyway, things seem to be working fine for the most part, except that some of the ColdFusion Administrator functionality is broken for me.  Any place that requires using the new jQuery file browser throws script errors.  For example, when trying to specify an alternative JVM path, clicking "Browse Server" results in the error "jQuery is undefined" (see http://screencast.com/t/GQMZ1cdLJy ).  Of course, jQuery.js is in the same folder as the offending script (jqueryeasing.js), so this makes no sense.

Anyone encountered this before?

-Carl

PS: I've also posted on the CF-Talk mailing list on HouseOfFusion.com.

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Guide , Aug 09, 2012 Aug 09, 2012

For those playing along at home, I figured it out.  I needed to remove the Deny URL request filter on the /CFIDE/scripts folder.  Everything seems to be working now.


Thanks,

-Carl

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For those playing along at home, I figured it out.  I needed to remove the Deny URL request filter on the /CFIDE/scripts folder.  Everything seems to be working now.


Thanks,

-Carl

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