On trying to set up IIS 7 and .cshtml pages. Still not working. I still do not have it working. Does it usually take 8 hours to set up IIS? I have tried every post I could find. I am looking at the handler mappings and when I change cshtml-Integrated-4.0
from System.Web.HttpForbiddenHandler to System.Web.DefaultHttpHandler I get the mesage "The DefaultHttpHandler.BeginProcessRequest method is not supported by IIS integrated pipeline mode." So I put it back and I get "
This type of page is not served." Seriously? Is there no way to make this work?
Yes I have web pages installed
Yes I have the WPI installed and set up IIS per the Recommended Server Configuration for Web Hosting Providers which set up everything.
Yes I checked the application pools and made sure they were using the correct one and it was pointing to the correct .net version of 4.0.30319
Yes I checked the identity and make sure it was a privileged user.
I am assuming that this only works locally which is going to be a problem since I need to move this to the intranet web server.
Thanks for any suggestions that aren't any of the ones above.
I should have mentioned. I tried that to to no effect. I should also mention. I have 3 web configs one at the root of the default website, one at the folder level and one at the site.
I found it. This is the most bizzare thing I have ever seen! This will only work if you put any
.cshtml file in the web root. If I remove the .cshtml from the web root and try to invoke any from a subdirectory it will not work.
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spent the entire day....
Dec 23, 2013 04:05 PM|7Mqm|LINK
On trying to set up IIS 7 and .cshtml pages. Still not working. I still do not have it working. Does it usually take 8 hours to set up IIS? I have tried every post I could find. I am looking at the handler mappings and when I change cshtml-Integrated-4.0 from System.Web.HttpForbiddenHandler to System.Web.DefaultHttpHandler I get the mesage "The DefaultHttpHandler.BeginProcessRequest method is not supported by IIS integrated pipeline mode." So I put it back and I get " This type of page is not served." Seriously? Is there no way to make this work?
Yes I have web pages installed
Yes I have the WPI installed and set up IIS per the Recommended Server Configuration for Web Hosting Providers which set up everything.
Yes I checked the application pools and made sure they were using the correct one and it was pointing to the correct .net version of 4.0.30319
Yes I checked the identity and make sure it was a privileged user.
I am assuming that this only works locally which is going to be a problem since I need to move this to the intranet web server.
Thanks for any suggestions that aren't any of the ones above.
Laura
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Re: spent the entire day....
Dec 23, 2013 07:25 PM|DarrenJMcLeod|LINK
Hi Laura, if your website is MVC try changing/adding this setting to true in your web.config:
If that doesn't work try Add Deployable Dependencies... as described here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10441568/do-i-need-to-install-mvc-3-4-on-web-server-to-run-mvc-application
If you are not using MVC or if those don't help there is some good tips on IIS 7 setup here: http://mvolo.com/troubleshoot-iis7-errors-like-a-pro/
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Re: spent the entire day....
Dec 24, 2013 07:31 AM|7Mqm|LINK
Thanks Darren,
I should have mentioned. I tried that to to no effect. I should also mention. I have 3 web configs one at the root of the default website, one at the folder level and one at the site.
Laura
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Re: spent the entire day....
Dec 24, 2013 11:07 AM|7Mqm|LINK
I found it. This is the most bizzare thing I have ever seen! This will only work if you put any
.cshtmlfile in the web root. If I remove the.cshtmlfrom the web root and try to invoke any from a subdirectory it will not work.What is that all about?