handlestring
MIS
I am using win2000 professional, PWS, when I try to run
ASP script in the "c:\inetpub\ nothing
reponse.
Who knows what happened?
ASP script in the "c:\inetpub\ nothing
reponse.
Who knows what happened?
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Why there is no response when I try to run my ASP scripts?
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From the brief description of the problem you have described, the first thing that comes to my mind is the following (hope this helps):
Active Server Pages cannot be viewed in a web browser by typing in the file address in the browser as c:\inetpub\ like you can with an HTML file as c:\inetpub\ because an asp page MUST be processed and rendered by the WEB SERVER!
SO......In order to view or test your asp page, you must view the page in your browser as it is served or processed by the web server by typing into the browser address a URL which calls upon your web server such as your local web server host which was hopefully included in your installation of Windows 2000 Pro.
To do this, you call your local web host as follows:
This refers to a default.asp file which is residing on the web root which located at c:\inetpub\ if your default web site has the default documents set to default.htm, followed by default.asp in that order, the server will first serve the default.htm file if it is found at that location, if it is not present, then it will next look to see if default.asp is located there. If it is, then that is the document that will be served by the server if you simply refer to the URL as You can set the default documents and the order to serve them in your Internet Service Manager.
Hope this helps and solves your problem.
Active Server Pages cannot be viewed in a web browser by typing in the file address in the browser as c:\inetpub\ like you can with an HTML file as c:\inetpub\ because an asp page MUST be processed and rendered by the WEB SERVER!
SO......In order to view or test your asp page, you must view the page in your browser as it is served or processed by the web server by typing into the browser address a URL which calls upon your web server such as your local web server host which was hopefully included in your installation of Windows 2000 Pro.
To do this, you call your local web host as follows:
This refers to a default.asp file which is residing on the web root which located at c:\inetpub\ if your default web site has the default documents set to default.htm, followed by default.asp in that order, the server will first serve the default.htm file if it is found at that location, if it is not present, then it will next look to see if default.asp is located there. If it is, then that is the document that will be served by the server if you simply refer to the URL as You can set the default documents and the order to serve them in your Internet Service Manager.
Hope this helps and solves your problem.
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handlestring
MIS
Thanks,
I tried, but it still not work.
I am testing asp codes on anoter computer, it's not
connected to any network, it's alone.
I guess that the IE configuration might have some problems.
I tried, but it still not work.
I am testing asp codes on anoter computer, it's not
connected to any network, it's alone.
I guess that the IE configuration might have some problems.
Ok, are you getting a blank page, a 404 not found, or a server not found error?
If your getting server not found try: If your getting file not found, than your file is not being referenced correctly, this should not occur, likely you will get a server not found error first
blank page: the script is likely being processed, but no output is being sent to the browser. try a simple example like
Please post any error you might be receiving in the browser window (or lack of content) and we will be able to help more specifically.
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If your getting server not found try: If your getting file not found, than your file is not being referenced correctly, this should not occur, likely you will get a server not found error first
blank page: the script is likely being processed, but no output is being sent to the browser. try a simple example like
Code:
<%
Option Explicit
%>
<html>
<body>
The html is showing up<br>
<%="The ASP is showing up"%>
</body>
</html>Please post any error you might be receiving in the browser window (or lack of content) and we will be able to help more specifically.
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JohnYingling
Programmer
PWS is not supported on Win 2K. You should have Win 2k pro. Forms/Controls Resizing/Tabbing Control
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handlestring
MIS
when I copied the following scripts provided by Mr. tarwn into directory
<%
Option Explicit
%>
<html>
<body>
The html is showing up<br>
<%="The ASP is showing up"%>
</body>
</html>
the window showes:
"The html is shoowing up"
"The Asp is showing up"
<%
Option Explicit
%>
<html>
<body>
The html is showing up<br>
<%="The ASP is showing up"%>
</body>
</html>
the window showes:
"The html is shoowing up"
"The Asp is showing up"
JohannIcon
Programmer
I also had this problem once, the page was not showing up. The problem was that IIS was not installed correctly because of a firewall running. I stopped the firewall and re-installed it and it worked fine.
Try re-installing IIS, and type htt://localhost/
Hope this helps
Try re-installing IIS, and type htt://localhost/
Hope this helps
If the words "The ASP is showing up" showed on the screen (as they did) then you are ni business. your error lies in the code, not IIS. The proof here is that the minimal amount of ASP code was executed, and with IIS either itprocesses scripts or it doesn't, no middle ground. If you would post the script you are having troubles with, we should be able to help you out.
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Corrections - Comments made out of a desire to be helpful and repay the millions given to me
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