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Only default XML skins display on Windows 2000 Server

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Only default XML skins display on Windows 2000 Server

DeepH2O	8 Feb, 2007 - 11:54 AM Post #1
New D.I.C Head Joined: 29 Sep, 2006 Posts: 7 My Contributions	Ok, I must be missing something. On our Windows 2000 Server SP4 , no matter what skin I change my CFFORMs to when using format="xml" the server only displays the default skin. Even if I give it the absolute path to the skin it still only shows the default skin. I'm going crazy trying to use a different skin. It works perfectly fine on my Windows XP SP2 development box. Am I maybe missing some xml drivers on the server? I know the scripts path is setup on the server also. This is a ColdFusion MX7 server. I've even used the samples from the dev handbook to make sure and I just can't get anything other than the default skins to display from the server.
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DeepH2O	RE: Only Default XML Skins Display On Windows 2000 Server 12 Feb, 2007 - 01:08 PM Post #2
New D.I.C Head Joined: 29 Sep, 2006 Posts: 7 My Contributions	Just found the answer to this vexing problem. Apparently when I upgraded the server from CFMX6 to CFMX7 the CFIDE folder was not copied into the web root folder for IIS. It was still sitting in the cf_root\wwwroot of the ColdFusionMX7 folder. Found this answer at: http://coldfusionforum.com/post-4792.html Now that the CFIDE is at my web root all is well and the XML/XSL pages are processing correctly with the correct skins.
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