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We created ASP.NET pages and set the Web.config file
correctly then copied then and deployed on a another
server (IIS). The problem is when we try to access
the .aspx files they still redirect to the old testing
server path. I have checked my Config file and the
connectionstring is correct. all the subdirectories have
the right Location reading....anyone with an idea?
Jul 19 '05 #1
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We created ASP.NET pages and set the Web.config file
correctly then copied then and deployed on a another
server (IIS). The problem is when we try to access
the .aspx files they still redirect to the old testing
server path. I have checked my Config file and the
connectionstring is correct. all the subdirectories have
the right Location reading....anyone with an idea?

Jul 19 '05 #2

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