I know this is not the right forum, but I thought someone here may have ran accross this before.
I'm working on an asp for a crystal report. I was working on the sql statement for it and had to change and refresh it so I could use Response.Write to get the sql statement to write to the page. I would copy and paste it in the sql query analyzer until it worked.
Now that all of that is over with and the sql statement is working, if I change anything on the page, save it, and refresh the browser it stays the same. I put another Response.Write statement in it just to see. It wouldn't write it to the page. Then, I commented everything on the page out, refreshed the page, same thing. The sql statement was still there and the new Response.Write was not. Then I cleared out my history folder, re-started the computer, checked the page again, same damn thing. Just like I never did anything. This now, is with the WHOLE page commented out.
I've been at it all day and I'm brain dead, but this ain't right.
Anyone had this happen before. Rob
Just my $.02.
I'm working on an asp for a crystal report. I was working on the sql statement for it and had to change and refresh it so I could use Response.Write to get the sql statement to write to the page. I would copy and paste it in the sql query analyzer until it worked.
Now that all of that is over with and the sql statement is working, if I change anything on the page, save it, and refresh the browser it stays the same. I put another Response.Write statement in it just to see. It wouldn't write it to the page. Then, I commented everything on the page out, refreshed the page, same thing. The sql statement was still there and the new Response.Write was not. Then I cleared out my history folder, re-started the computer, checked the page again, same damn thing. Just like I never did anything. This now, is with the WHOLE page commented out.
I've been at it all day and I'm brain dead, but this ain't right.
Anyone had this happen before. Rob
Just my $.02.