Hello guys,
I am using Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise edition. Yesterday
I installed IIS from the "Applicatio n Server" category in Add/Remove
Windows components. Afterwards I also installed asp.net from there.
But then I discovered I really need asp.net 2.0. Since I already have
the 2.0 framework installed on my server, I went to the IIS snap in
and changed asp.net to version 2.0 there. I also checked server
extensions to make sure asp.net 2.0 is allowed.
But now my problem...My aspx pages will not load. As a test I created
a very simple html page and named it default.aspx. When I click on it
in Windows Explorer, I get a download prompt. When I choose open, it
prompts me again with the download prompt. If I browse the aspx page,
I just get a blank browser window.
What can I do to get this working properly?
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You can't just click or double click on it, with Explorer- you must access
it as a web page, on a web server http://servernamd/default.aspx
David Wier
MVP/ASPInsider http://aspnet101.com http://iwritepro.com
"Joey" <jo*********@to pscene.comwrote in message
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Hello guys,
I am using Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise edition. Yesterday
I installed IIS from the "Applicatio n Server" category in Add/Remove
Windows components. Afterwards I also installed asp.net from there.
But then I discovered I really need asp.net 2.0. Since I already have
the 2.0 framework installed on my server, I went to the IIS snap in
and changed asp.net to version 2.0 there. I also checked server
extensions to make sure asp.net 2.0 is allowed.
But now my problem...My aspx pages will not load. As a test I created
a very simple html page and named it default.aspx. When I click on it
in Windows Explorer, I get a download prompt. When I choose open, it
prompts me again with the download prompt. If I browse the aspx page,
I just get a blank browser window.
What can I do to get this working properly?
On May 1, 10:13 am, "David Wier" <d...@nospam.co mwrote:
You can't just click or double click on it, with Explorer- you must access
it as a web page, on a web serverhttp://servernamd/default.aspx
David Wier
MVP/ASPInsiderhttp://aspnet101.comht tp://iwritepro.com
"Joey" <joey.pow...@to pscene.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ o5g2000hsb.goog legroups.com...
Hello guys,
I am using Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise edition. Yesterday
I installed IIS from the "Applicatio n Server" category in Add/Remove
Windows components. Afterwards I also installed asp.net from there.
But then I discovered I really need asp.net 2.0. Since I already have
the 2.0 framework installed on my server, I went to the IIS snap in
and changed asp.net to version 2.0 there. I also checked server
extensions to make sure asp.net 2.0 is allowed.
But now my problem...My aspx pages will not load. As a test I created
a very simple html page and named it default.aspx. When I click on it
in Windows Explorer, I get a download prompt. When I choose open, it
prompts me again with the download prompt. If I browse the aspx page,
I just get a blank browser window.
What can I do to get this working properly?- Hide quoted text -
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Yeah I know. Sorry about not being clear on that. The real problem is
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