permissions problem?

[richard]

Windows 7 home premium

I have a nagging problem I can't resolve.
I copied and pasted the files for a web page from drive 1 to drive 2.
On drive 1 the one piece of javascript coding works fine.
On drive 2 it don't work.
The only thing I can think of it has to be a permissions problem.
It is only this one script. All others work fine.

The drive permissions are identical.
Any one have any ideas as to why it won't work on drive 2?

 

[Char Jackson]

Windows 7 home premium

I have a nagging problem I can't resolve.
I copied and pasted the files for a web page from drive 1 to drive 2.
On drive 1 the one piece of javascript coding works fine.
On drive 2 it don't work.
The only thing I can think of it has to be a permissions problem.
It is only this one script. All others work fine.

The drive permissions are identical.
Any one have any ideas as to why it won't work on drive 2?

My crystal ball is cloudy. What makes you think it's a permissions
problem? What error messages are you getting? Are you using absolute
paths or relative paths in your various web-related documents? If
absolute, they may simply still be pointing to the original location.
What does the script do? Is it small enough to post it? (Although this
isn't the place for javascript debugging.)

So far, I doubt that this is a Win 7 issue, but that's based on the
limited info available.

 

[Big Steel]

Windows 7 home premium

I have a nagging problem I can't resolve.
I copied and pasted the files for a web page from drive 1 to drive 2.
On drive 1 the one piece of javascript coding works fine.
On drive 2 it don't work.
The only thing I can think of it has to be a permissions problem.
It is only this one script. All others work fine.

The drive permissions are identical.
Any one have any ideas as to why it won't work on drive 2?

I doubt that it's permissions issue.