Hello. I am running into a strange problem moving my asp.net site (c#) from
a Windows 2000 server to Windows 2003. This problem only happens on 2 pages
out of about 30 on the entire site.
On these 2 particular pages, none of the buttons do anything. The exact
same pages work fine on the 2000 server, but when the page is moved to 2003
it is totally dead - no Windows logo in IE waving, no "click" sound or
anything. All other pages have buttons which click just fine.
At first I thought perhaps it was a security issue with the Access db, so I
created a test button which does nothing other than put text into a textbox
on the page (no database interaction), and even it does not work.
The 2003 server should have all the latest updates (unless there is
something I am not aware of)...
any help would be appreciated!,
RP
2  977 
To followup with my above message - I realized that the 2 pages which do not
work use the asp.net required field validators. I removed the validators and
sure enough, the page now works.
Do I need some sort of client side scripting update to use validators on 2003?
"Rob Penner" wrote: Hello. I am running into a strange problem moving my asp.net site (c#) from
a Windows 2000 server to Windows 2003. This problem only happens on 2 pages
out of about 30 on the entire site.
On these 2 particular pages, none of the buttons do anything. The exact
same pages work fine on the 2000 server, but when the page is moved to 2003
it is totally dead - no Windows logo in IE waving, no "click" sound or
anything. All other pages have buttons which click just fine.
At first I thought perhaps it was a security issue with the Access db, so I
created a test button which does nothing other than put text into a textbox
on the page (no database interaction), and even it does not work.
The 2003 server should have all the latest updates (unless there is
something I am not aware of)...
any help would be appreciated!,
RP
Rob:
I'd the same problem. I was developing in XP Pro and when I moved my web ap
to Win 2003, none of the click events fired. I fixed it by copying the folder
"aspnet_client" (that should be in your Inetpub/wwwroot folder) to your
website's root folder. I'm thinking that the client-side validation (java)
script may be different for the two operating systems (even when I'd the same
version of .Net - kind of strange). Anyway, it worked for me. Hope this fixes
your problem too.
- Hari
"Rob Penner" wrote: To followup with my above message - I realized that the 2 pages which do not
work use the asp.net required field validators. I removed the validators and
sure enough, the page now works.
Do I need some sort of client side scripting update to use validators on 2003?
"Rob Penner" wrote:
Hello. I am running into a strange problem moving my asp.net site (c#) from
a Windows 2000 server to Windows 2003. This problem only happens on 2 pages
out of about 30 on the entire site.
On these 2 particular pages, none of the buttons do anything. The exact
same pages work fine on the 2000 server, but when the page is moved to 2003
it is totally dead - no Windows logo in IE waving, no "click" sound or
anything. All other pages have buttons which click just fine.
At first I thought perhaps it was a security issue with the Access db, so I
created a test button which does nothing other than put text into a textbox
on the page (no database interaction), and even it does not work.
The 2003 server should have all the latest updates (unless there is
something I am not aware of)...
any help would be appreciated!,
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