csshover.htc denied

[DrByte]

How can I correct it on the Windows server so it works on both URLs?

I don't think IIS has any built-in support for rewrite rules.

[all4coffee]

I don't think IIS has any built-in support for rewrite rules.

Oh, no doubt, I agree but none of the ideas did work for me.

I did however find a good workaround!
I'm posting it here in case someone with a double domain might find it helpful. Please let me know in case this could cause any problems down the road (so far I did test it - seems to work)


So here is what I did:

1. I edited both /includes/ configure.php and /admin/includes/configure.php specifying my www.all4coffee.com domain as HTTP server and my second domain www.time-co.com as the HTTPS server
2. then I went back to my zencart and changed all the EZpages and internal products links which were still pointing to www.time-co.com to www.all4coffee.com (except those that needed https://www.time-co.com (secure connection).
3. And since all my satelite sites with links to my store used the www.all4coffee.com version of my domain I was all done.

Result: no more "Done but with error on page" messages.

Thanks all who responded!

[chabates]

has there been an update to this problem? i'm still experiencing it. I just went live on a linux host and i'm getting the error/not being able to access csshover.htc which screws up the css flyout bar when i go to my site with out the www infront of it.

I have moved my csshover.htc to the main directory, added the suggested .htaccess code, nothign seems to be working.

[chabates]

This is what my stylesheet_header_menu.css looks like:

body {
behavior: url(http://www.mysitehere.com/csshover.htc), url(http://mysitehere.com/csshover1.htc);
}

This fixes the functionality of the sites when entered either way - but both site come up with an error. It's just a start, maybe someone could add an if else statement to this somehow or an OR kinda thing. I'm not a coder but i feel like this is possible.

[Website Rob]

What is the file permission on the 'csshover1.htc' file ?

[chabates]

644, file permissions are really not the problem. I set them both to 777 and i still get the error. it's just a matter of either one being able to load.

[Website Rob]

I was confirming the permissions were correct and not a problem.

Now add this to your .htaccess file.

AddType text/x-component .htc

[ttfan]

I've got a re-direct in my .htaccess which seems to be working perfectly in both IE and Firefox, but in IE i still get this error according to my error log... Can't figure out why???

[DrByte]

You've got this stylesheet loading on your site:
/includes/templates/sophyblue/css/stylesheet_categories_menu.css
And it contains this:
behavior: url(includes/csshover.htc);

So, if you're not actually using the categories-menu which takes advantage of that hover effect, then why do you still have the stylesheet there?

[ttfan]

Thank you DrByte, impressive how you spotted that!