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  • Re: Application code runs on localhost but not IIS

    Does the source code of these blank pages look like as following? <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"></HEAD> <BODY></BODY></HTML> Nope. View Source shows that it is really a blank page. No header...nothing. If so, did you use Server.ClearError() to clear unhandled exception? If we use Server.ClearError() and without redirecting
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by pthalacker on 8/18/2009

  • Re: Application code runs on localhost but not IIS

    For example, the request with static file, such as .html, IIS will response with 404 error when the static file doesn't exist, by default. I figured that one out and told IIS to send html page requests to aspnet_isapi. So I guess the 404 error handler is being called. But I am getting a blank page instead of the redirected page. And as I stated in my first post, I can't step through the code to find out where things are going wrong because I can't get the symbols loaded when IIS is servicing
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by pthalacker on 8/17/2009

  • Application code runs on localhost but not IIS

    I have written some code in the Global application object to handle 404 errors and redirection from an old site. The development files live on a file server on the network. I have been developing and testing using the localhost IIS server that comes with VS 2008 and it works just beautifully....until I try to server up the site on the IIS server that lives on the same machine as the web application files. Then it acts as though the code does not even exist. So I went to debug the code using the IIS
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by pthalacker on 8/7/2009

  • Re: Application code runs on localhost but not IIS

    The ASP.NET account has full control over the web site. I have no trouble reading and writing files, uploading, etc with the rest of the application. All the other code is running just fine on that server. What else does it need? Is there something special about Global.asax? I understand that they are two different programs. That is the crux of my question. They are bothing serving up the same web site to browser requests. (Not an identical copy, but the exact same location on disk.) What is causing
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by pthalacker on 8/7/2009

  • Re: Listview and LinqDataSource

    Edited post. It works
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by pthalacker on 5/21/2009

  • Re: Listview and LinqDataSource

    That was very good advice. I deleted the whole Linq class, recreated it and re-built the project. It works! thank you pamela
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by pthalacker on 5/21/2009

  • Listview and LinqDataSource

    I have wired up as ListView to a LinqDataSource. Visual Studio thinks everything is okay. There are no errors and all the visual tools in the design view are recognizing the data souce and allowing me to configure it. But when I go to run it I get this error: [NotSupportedException: The specified type 'String' is not a valid provider type.] System.Data.Linq.SqlClient.ProviderBase.Parse(String stype) I have searched for hours and can find nothing about this. It is happening somewhere deep
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by pthalacker on 5/21/2009
    Filed under: listvew linqdatasource

  • Re: Listview and editing html tags

    We already use the obout html editor for full page content. These are just little snippets. I am really after a fly-swatter rather than a machine gun. I am not sure this control supports asp.net data binding anyway. I need to use the <% Bind("") %> capability or I have to roll my own anyway. pamela
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by pthalacker on 5/14/2009

  • Listview and editing html tags

    I have a listview in which I need to edit html tags. It appears that when ASP.NET loads the bound data into the textbox control's text attribute, it gets encoded. So even though the user sees and angle bracket, that is not realy what is there. When the user add's an angle bracket and tries to save the change, the control chokes. I have tried numerous ways of hooking into the listview and objectdatasource events to make a translation, but I have had no success. Is there some what that a listview
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by pthalacker on 5/14/2009

  • Fiddler and localhost—more

    I am in the process of creating a client (actually a wrapper for the VS2008 generated client) to access a remote web service with ws-security. After spending several days tweaking the bindings, I have successfully sent a request to the server and received a response. Since the response is empty, I must now figure out what is wrong with my request that it does not receive the expected data. I would like to use Fiddler to grab the xml and send it to the web service support team for their examination
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by pthalacker on 3/2/2009
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