Well, You've kind of left us in the dark here. It does not appear to be an
ASP issue. I suggest creating a small test page (repro.htm) containing only
the bit of html or css that allows the problem to be seen. Show us the page.
I further suggest cross-posting your reply to the inetserver.iis group as
well, if only to get more eyes looking at it. By "crosspost", I mean enter
both groups into the To: field of your reply. Do not multipost, i.e., post a
separate reply to the other group.
Marc Llenas wrote:
Thanks Bob,
Parent paths were enabled on IIS7, so that shouldn't be the issue.
Marc
"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <re******@NOyahoo.SPAMcomwrote in message
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>Marc Llenas wrote:
>>Hi all,
I'm migrating a classic ASP site from IIS 6 to IIS 7 and I'm finding
some minor problems that I'm assuming are IIS 7 config related.
The problem I'm concerned with right now is that when I run the asp
pages, they have lost all their image and CSS links.
Functionality is fine (that is I can query the DB, update records,
etc) but all graphic features have been lost.
Any suggestion on how to solve this issue?
It's probaby a matter of enabling parent paths. It's a similar issue
in IIS6: parent paths being disabled by default.
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