Greetings, I am sure this is a really dumb question but I have to ask. I just setup the CanvasWiki system on our IIS7 server/CF9. And am trying to get the User-friendly URLs setup using the URL Rewrite tool from Microsoft.

URL Rewrite tool has a rule generator for the site/wiki to use. The first item it asks for is the internal URL that is generated by the web app, I would assume should be processed as http://wiki.localhost/index.cfm?Special=Categories. However this is incorrect I know.

Then end result is in fact http://wiki.localhost/index.cfm/Special.Categories. So what would be the correct internal URL for the page above.

Thank you in advance and again my apologies I am new to SES/URL Rewrite.

Just an update, I looked in the web.xml file and found all the information I needed to comment out, but I am assuming that because I am using CF9 this was already taken care of. Also within IIS7 I changed the Request Restrictions to Invoke handler only if request is mapped to: File or Folder for .cfm files. Thanks again.

So you are all good?

No I just wanted to update you on what I had tried so far with the pages still not working correctly. Sorry for the confusion.
* Last updated by: toasty0621 on 5/5/2011 @ 2:26 PM *

Maybe I'm confused then. You want to use different URLs with Canvas?

No sorry to be confusing. I just don't quite understand what I might have missed in the setup. Here is the URL http://wiki.msuextension.org. It just seems to be with the user friendly URL's. I was trying to use other options to setup the URL Rewrite since the instructions were for an older version of CF. Thanks again.

Oh sorry I misread your issue. Hmm. First off - you should not be tweaking anything in IIS.

Check to see if you have "Check for script existence" turned on. That's in IIS - and the verbiage may be a bit different.

In IIS 7 it looks a little different. But I did follow the steps for allowing .cfm, cfml and .cfc handlers to the proper settings. Still no luck.

Let's remove Canvas from the picture. In web root, write a simple index.cfm page that cfdump's the CGI scope. Then try going to /index.cfm/iisStinks

and see if you get a 404 there.

I do not get a 404 when I created this page page.

Here is the URL:http://www.msuextension.org/temp/index.cfm/iisStinks
* Last updated by: toasty0621 on 5/5/2011 @ 4:14 PM *