Too many questions need answered to help, but I can give some clues:
1. What OS are you using? Windows XP? Windows 2000? Other? -- With Windows
XP Pro, you must install the web server yourself. It appears you are past
this, as you are simply talking debugging.
2. Are you an admin of your box? If not, there are a whole list of perms you
need.
3. Do you have debugging set up in IIS? This is done in the properties of
the default web (or individual web if you like to set this up each time) --
configuration button.
Problem 2 is easy: .NET does not support code and continue in version
1.0/1.1. As such, you have to recompile and then refresh the page. This will
get better in the future. Non-code changes, ie tags, will be reflected
instantly. There are ways around this, but they come at a cost.
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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"MikeY" <mi*******@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
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Hopefully someone can help me out there.
I"m running WinXP. Version of Visual Studio.NET is 2002. Studing Wrox C#
Beginning.
1st. My problem is I am doing a new install, which when fine but the
problem is that when I want to debug my ASP.Net code, I cannot run the Web
app sample under "Step through" or "Step Into".
2nd problem is that during running my code (a simple active element for a
textbox). My Web app will not reflect the text change that I have coded
with in my Load page syntex.
Any suggestions. All would be appreciated.
Thanks
MikeY