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    #16
    Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

    Bill I don't have the exact problem that you are having, but I do have a similar one.

    I have a simple grid which acts as a parent table, with a second grid linked as the "child." Under normal circumstances there is no problem adding records to the linked child grid, but if the page has been left open for any length of time, the following message appears upon submitting a new record:

    Fatal error running a5_ajax_grid(): Property not found rtc.pageCount subelement not found. (see screenshot)

    The data DOES get submitted, but the user has to refresh the entire page to see the child (linked) records. I posted this problem in another thread some time ago, but got no solutions.

    Maybe we are experiencing some type of a "time out" issue?
    Sergeant Richard Hartnett
    Hyattsville City Police Department
    Maryland

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      #17
      Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

      I found this post because of some similar troubles with the 403 Forbidden message (following the steps in this post, I�ve now introduced a new XHTTP 403 Forbidden message that I now have to figure out). I finally figured out that the difference between the same user login working/not working on different machines (i.e. a PC-specific issue) was indeed related to the cookies, but I had to look at it a while to figure it out.

      The issue was based on the sitename�if a user logged into http://www.mysite.com, a hardcoded link in a Javascript button to something at http://mysite.com/document.pdf (without the �www.�) created a second (and therefore unmatching) session ID which led to a 403 Forbidden message.

      The interesting piece (to me, anyway) is that I�ve found that changing the same hardcoded link to http://www.mysite.com/document.pdf (with the �www.�) works even if they log into the system via http://mysite.com or http://www.mysite.com.

      Note as well that hyperlinks appear to change from including the "www." to not including it depending on how you�re logged in, but they don�t within the Javascript events.

      Hope that helps someone...

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        #18
        Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

        Thanks Chris,

        And I'll add....

        I'm having similar issues and I'm accessing my site via direct IP numbers. No domain names used at all. In case that helps someone figure this one out! Cause I'm at a loss.

        In my case it seems like a "time out" issue, as everything works fine so long as I don't pause on a screen for more than a few minutes.

        Thanks,
        Bill

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          #19
          Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

          I too had an older app (probably created in V7) that I converted for the web with the new 10.5 version. When going through the security setup, I had clicked on the "enable component security" portion.

          After reading the posts, I was able to fix this by doing the following, which is very similar to previous posts.

          1) Web Projects Control Panel
          2) Web Security
          3) Component Security
          4) Click the Radio Button for "Ajax Grids and Reports"
          5) All of your reports then show up. I right clicked the one I was using in the tabbed UI, and it was shown as "always denied". I changed the setting to requires login, and set the groups that have permission for the report.

          Seems to work great in IE 7 & 8, XP, Vista and Windows 7. I will test other browsers as time permits.

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            #20
            Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

            Originally posted by wacrosby View Post
            I don't know if this is the same issue or not. I'm using the first build before the build the created many 403 errors when trying to create a pdf report.
            When I print from a dialog, no error. If I have a "print report" button on a grid to do the same action as in the dialog except a different pdf report, I get the 403 forbidden. I have no security on.
            Hi, I am using the latest version, i too have this problem,
            when testing it on grid with a button that perform print.
            appreciate your input?

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              #21
              Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

              Ken-

              Just wanted to make sure you did the following, so it is not an issue:

              Go into Web Security
              Click Page Security
              Click on File Types Always Allowed
              add the file type of *.pdf as always allowed

              Publish the security files to the local webroot and the server.

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                #22
                Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

                hi Allen,
                yes, i got this one ok and i have my report displayed ok.,
                except where area designated as "memo" which is dynamic length, the report only show, 2 lines typical, based on the designed size?

                the report just does not expand ....(i meant the memo portion)

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                  #23
                  Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

                  Sorry, i got mixed up with my other post on memo issue,
                  yes your suggestion to add .pdf solved the problem,
                  i had in fact turned off some security bit, now i know
                  this trick... thanks

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                    #24
                    Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

                    i just test it once more and confirm that i can only eliminate this error if i "unchecked" both..

                    enable component security for virtual page
                    alway enforce security at component level for Ajax grid

                    having done that, all my report works, but i worry that this would compromised overall security?

                    appreciate comment and argument on any potential "exposure" to the overall security and particularly the sql engine

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                      #25
                      Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

                      I just found the same issue that Ken Tija had come across.

                      i just test it once more and confirm that i can only eliminate this error if i "unchecked" both..

                      enable component security for virtual page
                      alway enforce security at component level for Ajax grid

                      having done that, all my report works, but i worry that this would compromised overall security?

                      appreciate comment and argument on any potential "exposure" to the overall security and particularly the sql engine
                      I had to uncheck the two options in order for my report to run. As Ken had asked previously: is there any concern about the security on unchecking these two options?

                      Thanks,

                      Robert
                      Earl Allin
                      REAInc.net

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                        #26
                        Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

                        Robert, I found the solution, Jerry from alpha software assited me, I will share with u in the morning, typing on blackberry mobile, stay cool, we missed something in the page security, make sure you ceck the report security as well.

                        Then kindly put the two securioty bits back, else we are exposed

                        Ken tjia

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                          #27
                          Re: XHTTPRequest Error / 403 Forbidden

                          Thanks Ken,

                          I didn't see the 'report' option on the component security. You are right - they weren't setup for my security groups. it works fine now.

                          Thanks,

                          Robert
                          Earl Allin
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