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[fritobag]

I recently moved our calendar and now I'm running into a few snags.  I ran the debug.pl and that fixed one problem.  I was able to add a new event.  When I went to view the event in admin, I got the following CGI error message ("The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.")I could view the new event on our site's actual calendar, but when I clicked for details, I received the same cgi error message.  Any suggestions?

I'm using windows and IE.
I've established permissions for the files.

[DanO]

** Any suggestions? **

Look closely at the URL of the even details page and see if anything is out of place.

Failing that, post a link here so we can check it out.

Dan O.

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[fritobag]

I'm referring to the event details page automatically created by the program.  I'm not sure how to check or edit it.  When I return to explore your advice, I discovered that all the event detail pages are coming up with error messages.  Something must be amiss with my data migration.  The general calendar url is http://www.birf.info/home/calendar/calendar.pl.   An error url for one of the detail pages is http://birf.info/intranet/newbirf/home/calendar/calendar.pl?view=Event&event_id=38

Thanks for your help.

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[DanO]

Notice the difference (besides the obvious www)
(the URLs have been slightly altered to they don't get linked)

htp://ww.birf.info/home/calendar/calendar.pl
htp://birf.info/intranet/newbirf/home/calendar/calendar.pl?view=Event&event_id=38

My post in the previous message at the following link may shed some light on the likely cause:

LINK > Saved, Moved & Restored

BTW. You can find that and other useful form messages and plug-ins linked at the Unofficial CalendarScript - Mods and Plugins site.

JFYI

Dan O.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited July 02, 2005).]

[fritobag]

Thanks.  That was an easy fix.  Appreciate the help.

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