No this is a little more complex than that... The scripting works fine then randomly you'll get the CGI errors.
I find I get them when executing a script which echo's out frames. Each frame is populated with another PHP script and when executed you end up with the browser window framed correctly then two panes each with CGI error pages. Right click in each frame and refresh and the page loads correctly (so it defiantly exists), although clicking the main 'Refresh' button or Ctrl+F5 just returns you to the CGI errors. Another point is when you refresh a parent window from a new window the parent window will randomly get the CGI error page, again if you right click and refresh it loads correctly... Move to a remote machine and 2K has the same problem. Go to an XP machine and everything is fine! Seems like Christoph Christ knew something about this... Lets just hope 4.3.1 for windows is fixed... Cheers Mike > "Anthony" > You'll get that error under IIS if you try to view a file that doesn't > exist. IIS tries to send the file to the PHP engine, but since there is no > file, you get the message you posted. Check your form and make sure that > the action is set yo the correct page and that it is resolved correctly. > You'll most likely find your problem there. > > - Anthony > -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
