asked on Windows 2008 Server - JavaScript problems
I recently had my Windows 2003 Server blow up which was sad. However I now have a new 2008 Web Server - yay!
After taking hours to install I find that wireless networking doesn't work - by default, so got that fixed.
Then I find that URL redirection doesn't work - again by default, now I've got that working to.
However I've installed my WordPress blogs on IIS7 and I find that some drag n' drop functionality doesn't work. It's as though JavaScript is being blocked...
Is this a firewall thing? Is it a default config of IIS7 to disable JavaScript?
How can I get WordPress working like it did under 2003?
Many thanks
After taking hours to install I find that wireless networking doesn't work - by default, so got that fixed.
Then I find that URL redirection doesn't work - again by default, now I've got that working to.
However I've installed my WordPress blogs on IIS7 and I find that some drag n' drop functionality doesn't work. It's as though JavaScript is being blocked...
Is this a firewall thing? Is it a default config of IIS7 to disable JavaScript?
How can I get WordPress working like it did under 2003?
Many thanks
Windows Server 2008Web ServersJavaScript
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Interesting, I wouldn't have thought of that one, but alas no joy.
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Thanks for your suggestions leakim971.
I've found the problem!!! I never would have guessed this in a million years - It was a sudden moment of inspiration and it came to me to try this.
It's IIS7's Output Cache! Being new to IIS7 I went through various websites on how to set it up "correctly". However it turns out having the .php extension in the Output Cache is a big mistake.
Thank for your feedback anyway leak
:)
I've found the problem!!! I never would have guessed this in a million years - It was a sudden moment of inspiration and it came to me to try this.
It's IIS7's Output Cache! Being new to IIS7 I went through various websites on how to set it up "correctly". However it turns out having the .php extension in the Output Cache is a big mistake.
Thank for your feedback anyway leak
:)
ASKER
thanks for your help
Thanks for sharing your resolution and for the points!
But that's just for the 'Sociable' plugin. I'm hosting WordPress 2.9.1 on IIS7 under 2008 Web Server. If I install Wordpress on my Windows 7 laptop it works fine, it's just if it's on 2008 that drag n' drop fuctionality doesn't work.
I am speaking to 'esmi' a sys admin at WordPress about this http://wordpress.org/support/topic/362756?replies=9#post-1389728
They say "Could your firewall be stopping/stripping javascript? Your browser? Can you try using another machine? Another connection? "