Nice site. As for your form, you have to realize that the web page being
processed by Internet Information Service may be handled in several different
ways. It all depends on the filename extension. By default, I believe, HTML
files are not processed by ASP.NET. You can see how this is configured by
going to IIS, viewing the properties of your website, and clicking the
Configuration button. You can see that different file extensions are handled
by different executables.
In addition, you cannot simply drop a HTML login page from somewhere else
into your website and expect it to authenticate users on your web page. I'd
highly suggest that you get a decent book on ASP.NET and read up on
authentication. Its much simpler to do with ASP.NET 2.0; cheap, as well, for
a small website as you can use Sql Server 2005 Express (free).
"Sam Carleton" wrote:
My new asp.net 2.0 web site just went live today!
http://www.miltonstreet.com
Being the typical tinker, I am already adding to it! I have taken a
traditional login FORM from another web site and want to my asp.net
site. I have added it to the development site. When I run the
development version, enter the login info, and click the send button,
nothing happens. I am guessing that I cannot simply dump a traditional
HTML FORM onto an asp.net 2.0 page and have it work. Am I correct? If
so, what do I need to do to get the form to work?
Sam
P.S. it is a get style of form