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We Recently upgraded to CFM mx. As soon as we did we started getting this error when trying to open blueprints(docs) from our site and so far have been stumped as to why.
Error: The file "c:\windows\temporary internet files\content.ie5\wpqzw96f\s[1].osp" cannot be loaded.
Any idea what is the problem? If you could forward this to any ColdFusion Brains who know the answer I would really appreciate it.
Error: The file "c:\windows\temporary internet files\content.ie5\wpqzw96f\s[1].osp" cannot be loaded.
Any idea what is the problem? If you could forward this to any ColdFusion Brains who know the answer I would really appreciate it.
csteinhilber
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Without seeing your code, it's nearly impossible to say.
It could be something incompatible in the tags you're using, or it could simply be that you don't have the same mappings set up in your MX Admin as you had in your previous version.
Though, the path does seem to suggest that it's an issue with IE... that the file is being downloaded okay, and stored in the temp directory, but IE doesn't know what to do with it from there.
MIME issue, perhaps? Did you happen to upgrade IE at about the same time?
Finally... you'd probably do well to move your question to a brand new thread, rather than tack it onto the bottom of a thread from April. As it stands now, a lot of people will never see it.
Hope it helps,
-Carl
It could be something incompatible in the tags you're using, or it could simply be that you don't have the same mappings set up in your MX Admin as you had in your previous version.
Though, the path does seem to suggest that it's an issue with IE... that the file is being downloaded okay, and stored in the temp directory, but IE doesn't know what to do with it from there.
MIME issue, perhaps? Did you happen to upgrade IE at about the same time?
Finally... you'd probably do well to move your question to a brand new thread, rather than tack it onto the bottom of a thread from April. As it stands now, a lot of people will never see it.
Hope it helps,
-Carl
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