Nah, just throw up your hands. There is no hope.
You can just expect people to solve all your problems..that entitlement
attitude that seems to be so common.
I am happy to help, and instruct, anyone, if they don't expect someone to do
their work for them.
Or, you can try to troubleshoot. It "seems" to be a permissions issue. Here
is what I would do:
* Create a one-line test.htm page and test
* Turn on Anonymous
* Make sure you are in the local Admin group
* View Event Log
* Try a different vdir on the same machine, with no web.config or
global.asax
* Remove web.config and global.asax from the root, and test a one-line
test.aspx
* Get a book
"Edward Lorden" <el*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e5**************@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
Thank you, Jeff, for the spam that helps not one wit learn. Now, if
you've got something useful to say, say it. I would greatly appreciate
any help I can be given to learn what I should do. That is what I thought
these newsgroups were for. If you want to take it offline, that is fine
too.
Thanks,
Ed
Jeff Dillon wrote: What have you done to troubleshoot. I can think of half a dozen steps I
would take before posting to half a dozen newsgroups.
Had this been an interview question, I wouldn't hire you
"Edward Lorden" <el*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:OJ**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... I created a new website, using the ASP .NET Website template. Before I
did anything, I tried running it in debug mode. This worked, giving a
blank page. I then moved the site to become the default site on my
machine. At first, I had issues with an XML error that came up. After
I setup IIS to use ASP .NET 2.0, I started getting the 403 -- You are
not authorized to view this page, when I try to look at localhost.
Is there some code that is needed?
Thanks,
Ed Lorden
Consultant
