I am have been researching this issue to no end, so any help would be
very much appreciated.
I have a page with form tags. Inside of the form tags is a panel that
contains a user control. The form tags are NOT inside of the user
control. Inside that user control are a few panels that contains
different steps of an application (for applying to something). When I
go to step 1 and submit, the asp:validators catch the errors and the
form doesn't post. So far this is what I would expect. Once I correct
the errors, the validation messages go away, but the form will still
not post.
Here is what is weird. This was developed on Windows XP Pro, and works
flawlessly there. I have also tested the exact same code on a Windows
2000 server and it works perfectly there as well. As soon as I upload
this to my production Windows 2003 server it produces the behavior that
I described above. I thought to myself that this may be validation
file issues, but I am using the aspnet_client\s ystem_web\1_1_4 322 files
placed in the root of my application.
This is at a web host, not my own windows 2003 server, so I am somewhat
limited as to what I can see or do on that server.
Does anyone have ANY ideas at this point? Any help would be great!
Thanks,
Ian Suttle
Nov 18 '05
13  2749 
Fantastic! Thank you Peter. That is exactly where I had tracked it
down to, but hadn't had the chance to do anything with it yet. I will
attempt the fix provided and let you know how it goes.
Don't ever be sorry for joining late if you have the right answer :)
Thank you,
Ian Suttle http://www.IanSuttle.com
Wow, suddenly Google Groups isn't posting for me. If this is a second
post, I apologize.
Thanks for the assistance Peter. I am going to give those fixes a shot
tonight and I'll let you know how it goes!
Ian Suttle http://www.IanSuttle.com
Ok, I'll try this one more time today. If this message ends up being a
repeat, I apologize. I am using the Google Groups 2 beta and it has a
couple of bugs :).
I wanted to say thanks Peter for the post. I think that that solution
will work. I'm going to give it a shot tonight. I will post back
tomorrow to relay my status.
Thank you for your assistance!
Ian Suttle http://www.IanSuttle.com
Peter,
That was perfect, thank you thank you thank you! This whole issue was
driving me completely nuts!
You you all for all of your help on this issue!
Thank you,
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