ASP code is not running

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Is your IIS configured so that it allows ASP code to run/execute?
Make sure that the website is also configured to allow ASP code to run.

-Frinny

Oct 2 '09 #2

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Where it is configured? I have installed iis in default mode. In control panel IIS icon is not available

Oct 3 '09 #3

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You need to go to control panel->administrative tools -> IIS

That should bring you to the IIS snap-in tool that you can use to configure IIS.

Oct 3 '09 #4

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Control Panel > Administrative Tool > Internet Information Services >

what setting should be done in IIS snap-in tool and where.

Oct 4 '09 #5

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Open the IIS snap-in tool.
Expand the Computer name.
Expand the Web Sites folder
Right click on Default Web Site
Select Properties
Select the Home Directory tab in the Default Web Site Properties dialog box

Do you see .asp listed there??
In the Default Web Site Properties dialog box, are your Execute Permissions set to "Scripts only" or "Scripts and Executable"?

Right click on the Virtual directory for the website (under the Default Website) and select Properties. Under the "Virtual Directory" tab, check that the Execute Permissions is set to either "Scripts only" or "Scripts and Executables"....

-Frinny

Oct 5 '09 #6

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I go to the following

Open the IIS snap-in tool.
Expand the Computer name.
Expand the Web Sites folder
Right click on Default Web Site
Select Properties
Select the Home Directory tab in the Default Web Site Properties dialog box

Then I click on 'Configuration' tab where I see many extension list like
.asa
.asp
.cdx
.cer
.idc
.shtm
.shtml
.stm

This is the list where should I need?

Every thing is OK , but still asp code is not running,

Should I reinstall OS ?? Or any other solution ...?

Oct 6 '09 #7

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No you don't need to re-install the OS.
You just need to configure IIS correctly to allow the website to execute ASP code.
Go through the properties for the default website and for the virtual directory that the website is in to make sure that it allows ASP scripts to be executed.

Oct 6 '09 #8

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OK sir I should try for it..........?@#$%^

Oct 6 '09 #9

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So that we can actually have a conversation about your set up you have to tell me what it looks like.

All IIS5 set ups have a Web Sites folder and a Default Web Site in it.

I gather that you have a virtual director in the Default Web Site that is going to host your ASP driven website.

What is the name of that folder?

You need to right click on that folder and make sure that the executing scripts is allowed. The Execute Permissions should at least be set to "Scripts Only"....otherwise your website won't execute ASP code.

Is this set?

-Frinny

Oct 6 '09 #10

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If this doesn't work let's try recreating the site.

Right click on the Default Web Site.
Hover over "New" and click "Virtual Directory..."
Click the Next button in the Virtual Directory Creation Wizard to dismiss the intro page
Provide the alias for the website and click the Next button
Browse to the directory that contains your asp website and click the Next button
Make sure that "Read" and "Run scripts (such as ASP)" are checked on the Access Permissions page of the Virtual Directory Creation Wizard and click the Next button to complete the wizard.
Try connecting to your ASP page by going to "http://localhost/websitealias/theAspPage.asp"

I tested this (using XP with IIS 5.0) by creating a test.asp file that contained the following:

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 <html>

  <head>

    <title>test asp</title>

  </head>

  <body>

    Hi....<br />

    <% Response.Write("Hello World from ASP!") %>

  </body>

</html>

It works fine...

Oct 6 '09 #11

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Yes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It is working !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !

Thankyou very much !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:-)

Oct 8 '09 #12

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