Firefox rendering issues "No input file specified." - Urgent
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Last Post: August 5, 2011 (RSS)
Hi... I have an urgent problem. My client's site is rendering fine in IE and Safari, yet in Firefox I get the message that "no imput file specified". The pages are www.alpineview.com.au/apartments.php - I need to urgently get this fixed as it's a live site.
any ideas?
thanks
any ideas?
thanks
Re: [degreesnorth] Firefox rendering issues "No input file specified." - Urgent
By gkornbluth - August 5, 2011
Hi degreesnorth,
I tried reproducing this issue in Firefox (5.0) but can't.
The page looks fine here.
Could it be a "clear the cache issue"?
If you're pulling the URL from a field in your database are you checking for http: on your url with something like from one of the recipes in my CMSB Cookbook http://www.thecmsbcookbook.com:
DISPLAY LINKS ON YOUR WEB PAGE WITHOUT ERRORS
If a link URL is entered into a textfield without an http://, you'll end up with a broken link when you try to follow that link in you viewer.
Here’s how to make sure that your URL’s work, even if the person entering the information doesn’t enter http://
Note: The solution in this recipe is not case sensitive. This means that if you’ve entered HTTP:// , or Http:// the code will still work.
In this example the field containing the URL is called web_site_link_url, and the field containing the link text is called web_site_link_text
An "if" statement is used to check if the URL starts with http:// and if not, it adds one to the beginning of the URL.
So, for a multi-record list viewer, you’d put the if statement before the link code in the viewer like this:
And for a detail viewer:
Good luck,
Jerry
I tried reproducing this issue in Firefox (5.0) but can't.
The page looks fine here.
Could it be a "clear the cache issue"?
If you're pulling the URL from a field in your database are you checking for http: on your url with something like from one of the recipes in my CMSB Cookbook http://www.thecmsbcookbook.com:
DISPLAY LINKS ON YOUR WEB PAGE WITHOUT ERRORS
If a link URL is entered into a textfield without an http://, you'll end up with a broken link when you try to follow that link in you viewer.
Here’s how to make sure that your URL’s work, even if the person entering the information doesn’t enter http://
Note: The solution in this recipe is not case sensitive. This means that if you’ve entered HTTP:// , or Http:// the code will still work.
In this example the field containing the URL is called web_site_link_url, and the field containing the link text is called web_site_link_text
An "if" statement is used to check if the URL starts with http:// and if not, it adds one to the beginning of the URL.
So, for a multi-record list viewer, you’d put the if statement before the link code in the viewer like this:
<?PHP if (!preg_match("/^http:\/\//i", $record['web_site_link_url'])) {
$record['web_site_link_url'] = "http://" . $record['web_site_link_url']; } ?>
<?PHP endif ?>
<a href="<?PHP echo $record['web_site_link_url'] ?>"><?PHP echo $record['web_site_link_text'] ?></a>
And for a detail viewer:
<?PHP if (!preg_match("/^http:\/\//i", $yourRecord['web_site_link_url'])) {
$yourRecord['web_site_link_url'] = "http://" . $yourRecord['web_site_link_url']; } ?>
<a href="<?php echo $yourRecord['web_site_link_url'] ?>"><?php echo $yourRecord['web_site_link_text'] ?></a>
Good luck,
Jerry
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Re: [degreesnorth] Firefox rendering issues "No input file specified." - Urgent
By Djulia - August 5, 2011
Hi,
I had a similar problem with another software.
This has to help me:
http://www.tyssendesign.com.au/articles/cms/expression-engine/no-input-file-specified-problem/
With a little chance!
Djulia
I had a similar problem with another software.
This has to help me:
http://www.tyssendesign.com.au/articles/cms/expression-engine/no-input-file-specified-problem/
With a little chance!
Djulia