What file calls csshover.htc?

[pjgscrap]

I'm having a problem with csshover.htc in IE where "Error: Access is denied to:
http://pjgscrapbookheaven.com/csshover.htc"

I'm trying to figure out while file is calling csshover.htc so that I can change the path calling the file.

I should also note that this error appears on either the www.pjgscrapbookheaven.com or the pjgscrapbookheaven.com, whichever way I do not have it in includes/configure.php.

If anyone knows where the file is being called or another possible solution besides using mod rewrite to change the .htaccess file please let me know.

[schoolboy]

The file is usually called in the stylesheet.

Read the install instructions that come with the particular add-on you are using that requires this htc file.

also... look at this thread:
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=115855

[pjgscrap]

It's not in my stylesheet.css, or at least I cannot find a reference to it in there.

[schoolboy]

Have you used:

admin>>>tools>>>developers toolkit

... to find possible references to that htc file ?

[DrByte]

Have you used:

admin>>>tools>>>developers toolkit

... to find possible references to that htc file ?

If I recall correctly, even as of v1.3.8 the Developers Toolkit only searches .php files; the support for searching .css files (where the reference is likely located for the csshover.htc file) is added in v1.3.9 and newer.

[schoolboy]

If I recall correctly, even as of v1.3.8 the Developers Toolkit only searches .php files; the support for searching .css files (where the reference is likely located for the csshover.htc file) is added in v1.3.9 and newer.

... yes. In my experience it does not search css files... but as OP had indicated that the htc was not in the css, I was wondering if there was a (extremely remote) possibility that a reference to it had somehow been put into a php file.

DrByte's observation that there are sometimes "several" css files is important.

[DrByte]

I'm having a problem with csshover.htc in IE where "Error: Access is denied to:
http://pjgscrapbookheaven.com/csshover.htc"

I should also note that this error appears on either the www.pjgscrapbookheaven.com or the pjgscrapbookheaven.com, whichever way I do not have it in includes/configure.php.

Looks like you need a rewrite rule in your .htaccess to insert the www. into the URL if the visitor hasn't typed it themselves.

I'm trying to figure out while file is calling csshover.htc so that I can change the path calling the file.

If anyone knows where the file is being called ...

It's the wrong approach, but ... to answer your question about where it's called from, it's in your stylesheet files ... maybe not in stylesheet.css, but in one of your .css files. (ie: you likely have several .css files in your CUSTOM_TEMPLATE/css/ folder ... start there)
eg: /includes/templates/sophyblue/css/stylesheet_categories_menu.css

... or another possible solution besides using mod rewrite to change the .htaccess file please let me know.

Honestly, the best solution (if you need to keep the csshover at all) is a fix to .htaccess to make sure all your URLs are always including the "www." prefix (OR always NOT including it if your configure.php files don't use it). Pick one URL style, and stick with it (in both your .htaccess and configure.php) ... best to use whatever your SSL is required to use, to keep it simple.
It doesn't require "mod_rewrite", just the apache rewrite-engine. There are multiple threads here on the forum discussing the csshover challenges. It's a good thing the csshover file is generally only needed for out-of-date browsers like IE6.

If you go changing the calling path in the .css file, you're going to run into the same headaches.
The problem is not a CSS issue ... it's a browser+permissions issue. The only solution is to fix the URL used by the visitor. Or remove the requirement altogether.