Re: Can't load .JS file into Perl/CGI script.

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Thanks for responding Dragon.   I added the JavaScript mime type to the HTTPD
file.   I restarted the server and tried to load the external JavaScript
file into the .CGI process from the supra-directory (root) and a
subdirectory to the cgi-bin directory.   The load from the root did not
work.   The load from the subdirectory tried to work but attempted to
execute the .JS file like a Perl/CGI program according to the Apache log.   
The content type is given as below.

             <script type='text/JavaScript' src='js/rnd.js'></script> 

I need more guidance.

Thanks again.
craigt

 

Dragon-4 wrote:
> 
> CraigT wrote:
> 
>>Hello,
>>
>>I've built an app with Perl (5.8)/CGI, Javscript, and CSS.  Its running on
a
>>Windows XP Home (development box) using Apache 2.   It is being handled by
>>mod_perl 2 with no errors.
>>
>>My problem is that I can't load .JS files into Perl/CGI scripts running
out
>>of the cgi-bin directory using the '<script SRC=' method.   I can't load a
>>.JS file from a supra-, the cgi-bin, or a sub- directory.  I have no
problem
>>loading a .JS file in this way into a process executing out of the root
>>directory - the parent to the cgi-bin directory.   I'm thinking I have not
>>done something needed in the Apache HTTPD?   Can anyone help me.  Thanks
in
>>advance.
>>
>>Respectfully,
>>craigt
> ---------------- End original message. ---------------------
> 
> Your http server is probably configured to run anything in the 
> cgi-bin directory as a CGI script. So what is probably happening is 
> that the server is attempting to execute these js files and failing. 
> If that is the case, you should see log entries in the error log 
> regarding these failures.
> 
> You need to serve these files out of a different directory and you 
> also need to make sure that the mime type for them is properly 
> configured. This is because the server must serve them and not 
> execute them and the browser should be given the correct content type 
> when the file is served.
> 
> Dragon
> 
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