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You need to use the URL, not the directory path.<br />
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What is your webroot?<br />
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If your webroot is d://websites/teams/<br />
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Then your URL would be <br />
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&nbsp; <a href="http://www.yourdomainname.com/queries/associates.cfm" rel="ugc">www.yourdomainname.com/queries/associates.cfm</a>
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You need to use the URL, not the directory path.

What is your webroot?

If your webroot is d://websites/teams/

Then your URL would be

  www.yourdomainname.com/queries/associates.cfm [http://www.yourdomainname.com/queries/associates.cfm]

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The webroot is: C:\INETPUB\WWWROOT\<br />
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Thanks for your assistance this is all new to me.
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The webroot is: C:\INETPUB\WWWROOT\

Thanks for your assistance this is all new to me.

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I'm working from a restore of our development server that was set up years before I started with little documentation. &nbsp; I am unable to open it in a web browser so I will have to move it. &nbsp;Thanks
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I'm working from a restore of our development server that was set up years before I started with little documentation.   I am unable to open it in a web browser so I will have to move it.  Thanks

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Hello,<br />
&nbsp; I need to set up a scheduled task in ColdFusion 5 administrator. &nbsp;I am having trouble with the URL. &nbsp;The task that I want to run is located on d://websites/teams/queries<wbr />/associate<wbr />s.cfm, how do I set up the URL? &nbsp;I have tried several variations but none have worked.
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Hello,
  I need to set up a scheduled task in ColdFusion 5 administrator.  I am having trouble with the URL.  The task that I want to run is located on d://websites/teams/queries/associates.cfm, how do I set up the URL?  I have tried several variations but none have worked.

Schedule Task ColdFusion 5

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ColdFusion Language

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