i've installed vs.NET 2003 on my pc which is runing window 2000 pro with sp4, but when i'm trying to create new ASP.NET Web appication i got this messages "Visual Studio .NET has detected that the specified Web server is not running ASP.NET version 1.1. You will be unable to run ASP.NET Web applications or services."
I just graduated from FP to Visual Studio and two things that challenge me are. Say I want to transfer a "project" as I guess you call it, to a remote server from my local host. I have been able to do this but only buy choosing "Copy Project". Then I usually have to sit there while it transfer each and every file, regardless if I just made a change on a page or two? Can I change this? Second, when I want to add a file to the project, I am ok with that, but adding folders confuses me. You seemingly can't "import" folders, but rather have to make the folder first, then import into this. Is this correct. I just extracted a large forum application into my project via c:/inetpub but then had to tediously "add" all the files then the folders and then the files in those folders.
I've downloaded both MS Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition and MS Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition.
All I want to do is be able to write some code snippets,in ASP (VBScript) and then run them locally for debugging purposes.I've been going through the docs for both these programs and I don't know if they can do this?
Using either VS.NET 2002 or 2003 I can only get the ASP debugger to connect when my start action is Project (file based). If I change the start action to URL I get an error: Unable to find project on the Web server.
Unable to set server into correct debugging state automatically. You may not be able to debug ASP pages. I once had this working using VS.NET 2002. Is it possible that loading VS.NET 2003 stepped on something?
just started creating my WebSite using Visual Studio. I would like to create a site with three different "parts" - one for searching, one with index and hyperlinks and the third one (the main one), which will change according to the chosen subject. No one I've asked so far could help me, but everyone told NOT to ude frames.
I know it's a bit like drawing on a cave wall with a charred stick, but I have ASP web applications in production. I use Visual Studio 6 and Windows Server 2000 as a local development platform to maintain and extend them. I was needing to get a new computer, and wondered:
Do newer versions of Visual Studio even handle vbscript and plain old ASP anymore? I am not sure if my old Visual Studio 6 would even install on a newer operating system now available, even if the nine-year-old CD is still readable. Do any ASP development/authoring tools still exist that can be used on new machines?
Could someone point out some information on connecting Visual Studio.Net to an existing asp app?
I have one developer who'd like to use the new IDE, but the warning that pops up when he connects sounds pretty dire. That is, that it will no longer be usable by previous versions.
I get this error, despite doing everything the internet says to fix it: "Visual Studio .NET has detected that the specified web server is not running ASP.NET version 1.1. you will be unable to run ASP.NET web applications or services." YES, I have run "aspnet_regiis.exe -i" about 75 times. It doesn't work. I've uninstalled .NET Framework, reinstalled it, rerun aspnet_regiis over and over and over again... nothing works. I think it might have something to do with bad permissions somewhere, but I looked for over an hour for some magical window that says "Make ASP.NET work" and I'm convinced it doesn't exist. I'm using Windows XP Professional SP2, IIS v. 5.1, ASP.NET v. 1.1.4322.0, VS.NET 2003 Version 7.1.3088
The VStudio group does not seem to get much action. I think ASP folks may be able to answer as well. I have a situation that I cannot understand why it is happening. I have an ASP app which I am debugging in Visual Studio.NET. I am trying to duplicate a situation with 2 users. I open a browser and access my site (local to my machine). I navigate to the page I am trying to test. I then run the same app from Visual Studio.NET by hitting the debug/start button.Could this be doing the equivalent of an IISreset, or somehow causing the Session_OnEnd to fire for the *other* browser session? That is what seems to be happening, but I am having a hard time confirming it. If Visual Studio is the culprit, so to speak, then my code is working properly, or I need to prove it does outside of Visual Studio. Otherwise my code is broken and I have to fix it.
Apparently, Microsoft quit letting you have a trial copy of this some time ago. If anyone happens to have a copy of the old beta lying around from when they downloaded it, I'd love to get it, if possible.
Hope this is the appropriate forum to include a .Net question.
Just got Visual Studio .Net and I hve a question. I plan on installing it on my home computer. I do not plan on hosting any applications that I build on my system.
If I choose not to install IIS and the FrontPage extensions on my system, can I still test the Web applications that I build on my system? Or must I upload them to a remote server with IIS and FP extensions in order to test?
How do I turn off the feature that adds code to my ASP pages in Visual Studio 6? I using include files and the editor keeps adding
<html> <title> etc.....
to all of my pages causing them not to display properly in IE or NS. It's a pain going back in and deleting all of the unnecessary code it adds to my pages.
I am interested in installing Visual Studio .Net in my XP-Pro OS. I tried once before and it hosed my IIS installation and could not even run it until I removed VS.NET and re-installing IIS.
Is there anything I need to install in my OS before trying again. I am pretty sure that it has all the OS updates.
I have been trying for ages to get IIS running ASP script pages, without success.I don't know if it is a problem with IIS or visual studio I have tinkered with all the obvious stuff. point me to a website or a book which covers initial setup, step by step.
I have an access database wich contains info on 190 people. Each of them could have up to 50 variables (age, hiring date, salary, status, bonuses, ... etc). Using dreamweaver i was able to connect an .htm file to my Access database (thus converting it to .asp). The reaseon is that i want to build an Intranet, so everyone here can see all the info organized, make changes quickly etc etc .
what do you recommend? Should i continue using Dreamweaver to do this project or its better to use Visual Studio.net ? what is the main difference beteween asp. and asp.NET .
In the my Microsoft SQL Database I have text fields limited to say 340 characters. In the actual ASP page is there anyway of limiting the inputted character amount to that number. I know you can do this using maxlength for normal text fields, but this does not work for textarea, is there any ASP code maybe that will do this, or maybe a standard tag, any help would be great.
Also if anyone knows where I can get some basic starter tutorials for Visual Studio, I would be very chuffed, as I have it as part of my development in work, and really want to learn it in my own time, but am starting from basically just opening up the package, but I will be aiming towards .Net usage on the web, so any tips, hints please post.
im writing classic asp code in dreamweaver. i did install visual studio ages ago. about the same time the vs 'just in time' debugger keeps popping up every time theres an error in my code (im using dreamweaver not vs). How can i disable this and go back to having the error display in my browser? Ive gone into vs and disabled the debigger but its still doing it. does anyone know? i dont really want to uninstall vs as i may need it in the future.
We have classic ASP running (so I'm told) on IIS 6, and I found a vbc executable on the system that says visual basic 7 when I run vbc - help . If I have them install Visual Studio 2005, I am hoping it is backward compatible with our current ASP codebase ?
How do I set the default browser for VS.NET 2002? I tried setting the default through windows...did not help. My project in VS.NET does NOT have the "Always use Internet Explorer for debugging" enabled.
is it possible to open an excel file (used as a template) from server using server-side vbscript; then modify it or add values from client using client-side vbscript?
Following is a vbscript code extract triggered by a combobox OnChange event. arrVendorA and arrdefpack are server side arrays and i need the intCounter parameter to be the array index. Code:
<script> sub getstdPackByVendor(strPartNo, intCounter) dim selVendor selvendor= colSelect("cboVendor", intCounter).value
if selvendor= "<%=arrvendorA(intCounter)%>" then if "<%=arrdefpack(intCounter)%>" = 2 then colTD("txtStdPack" & intcounter+1 ).innertext = cstr("<%=arrVAStdPAckL2(intCounter)%>") end if end if end sub </script>
The following code is giving me a type mismatch error at the 'if' statements... any ideas, anyone ?
sub getstdPackByVendor(strPartNo, intCounter) dim selVendor selvendor= colSelect("cboVendor", intCounter).value
if selvendor= "<%=arrvendorA(" & intCounter & ")%>" then if "<%=arrdefpack(" & intCounter & ")%>" = 2 then colTD("txtStdPack" & intcounter+1 ).innertext = cstr("<%=arrVAStdPAckL2(" & intCounter & ")%>") end if end if end sub
How do I go about calling a server-side vbscript within a client-side javascript function? What I have is a page heavy on the javascript that has a number of functions, one of which is to begin a visual countdown with an onclick and also open an asp page containing the server-side vbscript, which initiates a wake-on-lan call. I had no idea how to call the vbscript within the javascript function, so this is why I opted for the vbscript asp page "pop-up" via window.open. Code:
I check to see if a certain submission button is asking for removal. If the removal is true, I update a recordset's delete column. This has been tested and it works. However, now I'd like to prompt the user to make sure that he/she wants to remove the record. Here's the code: ....
I have a Client Side Java Script which is supposed to re-load the options on my serverside ASP form.
I have been trying to get the syntax right to assign the Select box on the ASP form to a variable in my JavaScript so I can update the options. Can anyone either tell me if this is not possible or what the syntax should be. Here is some information.
Form Name = AddProdForm Select Box name = subprodline JavaScript Variable = form1
Here is one of the many versions of this line I have tried.
I m writing one code to invoke remote desktop service for given IP address. For that i m using mstsc.exe file to invoke RDP.
I have a no of links to be displayed on the page and on click of link, RDP for that IP should be called. Currently i m using one button to invoke RDP. Code:
I am starting to build quite a few pages that will have tables of data from an SQL database.
I have been building the table rows on the server side in VBScript, but I have been thinking about having the VBScript code just build array variables in the <head> section (or as local variables), and then have JavaScript functions on the client side actually populate the tables when the page loads.
I do plan to do other things like being able to sort the tables in JavaScript code on the client, limit the tables height and be able to scroll the rows, and click on a row in the table, and have the values populate a form. I will also need to be able to export/download/? some tables into Excel.
I am doing login page . (login.asp)As usual it has username , password textbox and a login button .i need to do client side validation for mandatory fields and I need to do server side validations to check for the hardcoded username and password .if it matches i have to redirect to another page(content.asp)
