ASP Pages Will Not Display/Load In Windows XP Pro (IIS 5.1)
I recently upgraded my computer from XP Home Edition to XP Pro. I did this so that I could work with ASP pages on my home PC. I have installed and configured IIS just as I have in the past, but when I attempt to connect to any of the ASP pages via IE, I see that a connection is attempted in the status bar, but after waiting a few minutes, I finally receive a Page Cannot Be Displayed error. Keep in mind this is not a coding error, because it occurs even when I try to access the IISHelp folder in the default website section through the Management Console.
One other note - I do have Mcafee Security Center installed on this machine. I have attempted connecting with all of the options in the security center disabled, and I have also attemped connecting with all of the non-essential programs running in the background terminated (I did this through the Task Manager). I don't believe that the Mcafee applications are causing this problem, but I thought it might be important to mention in case anyone knows of an existing conflict.
I cannot display asp pages on my local pc but can display php pages and asp.net pages.
I get the following errors
1 -2147467259 (0x80004005) - when I have IE not show friendly error messages 2. Server Not Found - when I have IE show friendly error messages 3 Resources in use - sometimes - when I have IE not show friendly error messages 4. Sometimes I get the microsoft error report popup stating there was a problem with COM Surrogate
I am running Win XP Pro SP2 with IIS 5.1, and latest .NET framework (release not beta)
I have tried the following to solve this problem:
1. Set intranet security to as low as possible in internet options. 2 Set internet options to allow active content to run 3. Set security to low in IIS for the web site 4. Use http://localhost/webaddress.asp not C:filename.asp to open the asp page 5. Turned off script blocking in Norton Anti Virus 6. Have tried a simple "Hello World" page to ensure that there was no problem with the code itself 7. Checked that the asp.dll is where it should be 8. Have IIS set to allow anonomous logon 9. Have IIS control password 10. Have IIS allow windows integrated logon
I cannot think of anything else that would prevent the asp pages from displaying. I have searched the web and seen similar questions to this but no answers that seem to help resolve the issue.
ASP Pages don't load in IIS 5.1 for XP, continuously wait. I have this very same website running same version of SQL server but on two different OS's. The website with the very same configuration, but running on Win2k with IIS 5.0 is working perfect. But the system running with IIS 5.1 on XP continuously loads and never displays ASP pages. After a few moments, if i refresh, it says that there is too much traffic to display the page. I am not worried about the second error, because I can simply fix that by disabling 'HTTP keep alive'. I searched for people that had similar problems, and what I found is that the problem seems to have originated from a Critical Update and users are either switching to Win2K or went with Apache rather than IIS.
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I have FrontPage 2003 on my XP laptop. I need to test some web pages with *.asp codes which worked perfectly well with my old Win95 computer in the past. Of course I had to install Personal Web Server to it in order to do the job.
The help files of FP, gives the clue that it has the facilities to behave like a server and test interactive web pages. But I haven't seen the use of ASP pages with it. I do not wish to install a server on my XP just to test ASP pages.
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Also I'm using Dreamweaver MX 2004 and I'm trying to setup another database connection for another page. I connect to the access .mdb file and it tests successfully. However, when I go to look at the tables in Dreamweaver, it shows that there are NO tables.
I know that there are tables and it was working yesterday. Nothing has changed between yesterday and today except for the windows critical updates. Any ideas??
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I've heard some people referring to articles that might address this, but so far I'm not seeing them.
I have .asp files being handled by asp.dll from the internet information services section.
What the heck am I missing? What else should I provide y'all so we can brainstorm this?
When I use IIS 6.0 to display static content everything works according to plans. Now I have created an asp page even though there is no dynamic content at the moment. The web page's name just ends in "asp" and has the Code:
<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%>
at the first line of the code.
When I try to link to this asp-page I get an error code saying "Http 500 Internal Server Error". I then disabled the "friendly http errors" and got this information.
"Asp error Asp 0203" "Invalid code page" "The specified code page attribute is invalid"
I should also add that I have enabled/allowed asp as extension in IIS manager.
Anyone who knows what I can try to get IIS working with dynamic content too?
Using IIS 5.0 and sometime some asp pages (absolutely randomly) showing as blank white pages. So far only one way of fixing it - restart whole server. Restarting IIS, or specific web server not helping, only whole server.
I enable server side and client side debugging, but no errors showing up...
In view source pages always look like this: ----------------------- <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1251"></HEAD> <BODY></BODY></HTML> -----------------------
Is it possible to load a DLL in an ASP page? I know that we can create instances of COM/ActiveX objects using Server.CreateObject, but what about a normal DLL stored on the system. Is there a way to load such a DLL and call its functions?
I'm using IIS on my localhost and also in some free Brinkster webspace. The problem I have is that when ever I try to use a script that includes the File System Object (as I want to read/write/copy files etc), the page won't load, the progress bar in the browser just very slowly increases, but never gets anywhere, and nothing ever loads.So I'm thinking it's a set up problem? I've tried the same scripts in my Brinkster webspace, and they don't work there (but I know they do work!) but Brinkster may have some restrictions. Is an FSO problem like this common? Can I alter some settings on my localhost set up to solve it?
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I am creating a asp page containing a employee time-sheet table in it. there are two columns in the table, one is time-in one is time-out, and the table total have 20 lines. In both time-in and time-out columns I want they show up as drop-down box say as: 9:00 am, 9:15 am, 9:30 am etc, , but I don't want the page load each drop-down box in total 20 lines, I only want the drop-down box loaded when the employee click the field. I know maybe I shoud use JavaScript onClick funtion, but I am not sure about it, and I don't know the detail coding.
i have an asp script to load an image. baiscally if there is an image reference in the database i want it to load that image but if there is not ref in the database i want it to load a default image.the code i wrote is
<% if Image = "" then %> <img src="catalogueimages/default.gif"> <% else %> <img src=<%=Image%>> <% end if %>
have also tried null instead of "" but that didnt work either.
I have IIS installed on Windows2000. When I create a .asp webPage with DreamWeaver, the browser (IE6) can't open it. No error messages, it just hangs there.
I have downloaded an ASP WYSIWYG editor but I cant fingure out how to load an asp file into the editor. I think what I need to do is to load the file into the variable and then the editor loads the variable and formats the code accordingly. But I just don't know how to load the asp file into the variable. Here's my code so far:
Set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f=fs.OpenTextFile(Server.MapPath("Test/7610.asp"), 1)
I was wondering if it is possible, without software, to limit access to a page or section using ASP based on server load? I know you can install software and then call it using ASP, but I would really like to avoid this. I'm not sure if .NET even has this capability without using software.
I have a future project that they want to limit access to the management section if the server is under great load or is loaded more than 70% for example. Every search seems to bring me to .NET but I haven't had time to read in depth to see if it's built into .NET or they are accessing it through software.
I have an asp page that gets data from a form in another page, for this, i am using the GET method to send the data to my asp page, and the page works great.
This asp page, nowadays, is quite big for displaying at once, so i decided to split this page in four new pages. Basically, my old asp page is now the static visible part, and the other four new asp pages, are the ones that will show the dinamic data.
What I tried was to make an <!--#include file... -->, and this works great for me if i have not to pass any values to the pages in the includes, but i have to, so what i want to know is if it possible to do this in any way, or, if i have to make four new diferent pages.
Does anyone know any stats on php vs asp with heavy traffic?
Let's say Asp is hosted on IIS6 & win 2003 with the same server specs as php on Apache & Linux. Both of them are heavy queried sites using MySQL. I saw a lot of people are saying php is the winner here, what do you think on that?
How do I make a form's text box focused on page load? I have a page that loads one text box for a user to enter their zipcode and then press search. How do I get the cursor to be in the box when the page loads. I do not have access to the Code:
<body .
Only what's between the body tags. Maybe a javascript out there?
i made a page that loads images from the server via asp scropts and it work fine on IE, but a client using netsape called and said that the images doesn't load and it just shows a broken link... i looked at the page through navigator and notice that the images/products/ was changed to images/products. What could be the reason for this?
I'm new to asp but not new to web programming. I've been a cold fusion developer for a few years now, but due to a job changes I've had to learn asp. I'm running into a problem calling my stored procedure. The procedure runs fine in Query Analyer so I know that works, but when I try to call it using asp I get:
ADODB.Commanderror '800a0bb9'
Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.
I am writing a small CMS type system for our intranet at work and I am trying to have a main "index.asp" that does all the work in a template folder and every time I add a new section instead of making a new copy of this file I would like to have some generic "index.asp" file that is nearly empty that just calls the "template/index.asp" file and let's it do the work.
The way each page in the intranet works is by using the same asp file but by having a few configuration files in their directory that point it to different menus, titles etc.
Is there a way to load an asp file from another one? I tried creating an index.asp containing just <!-- #INCLUDE FILE="templates/index.asp"--> but it doesn't seem to do it.
I'm having some fits with getting this to work but I'm near the end and I'm hoping this one obstacle is not a huge one to get past. Here's my scenario: I have a page where when someone clicks on a dropdown and selects an item, it will hide 2 other dropdown boxes that are related as the input in those are applicable. When I save those items, everything gets into the db fine. The problem is when the page refreshes, those 2 related dropdown boxes that should be not visible are still visible. Is there a way in VBScript to hide/show those controls based on the data in dropdown A? Javascript is handling the actions but I don't think I can call Javascript on page load.
I have a COM/DCOM software which will load some asp files on IE5.0. However, after I have installed IE6, it couldn't work any more. I expect that anything can be loaded on IE5.0, can also be loaded on IE with higher version.
Do you have any idea what may cause the problem? Also how can I find out the problem?
I have a relatively simple ASP page written in javascript, that basically contains a table, a dropdown list populated by a query, and a button.
The problem is that when first navigating to this page, the progress bar in IE only shows the page as being 10 or 20% complete, even though the page has fully loaded.
I originally had a mix of html/jscript/html (in that order), and tried changing that to html/jscript just to see if the conversion from static to dynamic to static code was causing a problem, but with no effect.
I have run the output of this page thru two or three different html validators, none of which show a problem with the final code.
I'm using IIS on W2k server, and IE6 or IE5.5 on client.
Is there a tutorial or script that will automatically load a website that includes a form that is completed and then autofill the input fields that are displayed which are username and then password.
I know the script will need to probably include a database connection so they can do the autofill where needed. So i want to have a drop down box with all the usernames, once a username is selected auto fill the password field according to its value in the table within the database.
