| Site Setup and Diagnostics |
This site does not know how to run on this server. For this
site to run correctly you will need to set the following items
in the application.cfm (this) file found at the root of the this site's
cfdocs directory. In this file you will find the following tags
<CFapplication name="sitename" setclientcookies="Yes">
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<CFELSEIF server_name IS "0.0.0.0">
<CFSET application.dsn = "mydsn">
<CFSET application.imgpath = "/images/">
<CFSET application.url = "http://0.0.0.0">
<CFSET application.driveletter = "x:\">
<CFSET application.IMGDIR = "x:\inetpub\wwwroot\...">
<CFELSE>
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| change the "sitename" (in the CFapplication) to: |
your name for this site (no spaces)
this name should also be in quotes.
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| 1. change the "0.0.0.0" (in the CFELSEIF) to: |
endo-society.org |
| this may be an IP address or a domain/host name |
| 2. Set "application.dsn" to: |
The DSN for this site. |
If you do not know what it is or if it has not been not set up contact the
Server admin (aka the geek with the bad attitude. |
| 3. Set application.imgpath ("http://www.doamin.com/image/") to: |
"http://endo-society.org/images/" |
This is the fully qualified web address and should contain http://.
It should not point to a specific Image file, but should point to a
WEB or a virtual directory. To check for the correct path type it
in the lomction line of your browser ("http://www.mydomain.com/images/
knownimage.jpg"), using a knowimage. If it comes up it's ok.
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| 4. set "application.url" to: |
"http://endo-society.org/" |
This should point to the site home directory. Typically this is where the INDEX.HTML
page is kept, but does not have to. However, as with the imagepath, it should NOT point
to a specific file.
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| 5. set "application.driveletter" to: |
"F:\" |
This is PHYSICAL drive letter of the webserver's hard drive where this site is kept.
It should be of the form "c:\".
It appears to be "F:\", the value above.
Please check to be sure.
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| 6. set "application.imgdir" to: |
"F:\inetpub\wwwroot\profilecv.cimages\"
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This should point to the images directory. It must
not to a specific file.
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