The HTTP verb POST
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Hello guys. Another problem for today.I have a page designed in HTML(Dreamweaver), and another designed in VB.NET(aspx).So, I tried to button link to the HTML page from the aspx page but I get this message when I run and click: The HTTP verb POST used to access path '/Final Airliquide TelephoneList/Home Page/HomePage.htm' is not allowed. I tried other forums but they talk about Global.aspx files that I cant find, or C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\WUDF, but my WUDF folder is empty. I need some real help with this guys.
kagiso
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Hello guys. Another problem for today.I have a page designed in HTML(Dreamweaver), and another designed in VB.NET(aspx).So, I tried to button link to the HTML page from the aspx page but I get this message when I run and click: The HTTP verb POST used to access path '/Final Airliquide TelephoneList/Home Page/HomePage.htm' is not allowed. I tried other forums but they talk about Global.aspx files that I cant find, or C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\WUDF, but my WUDF folder is empty. I need some real help with this guys.
kagiso
hi, copy that file and put it in the same web application path. Then give the link. it will work. i think you gave the physical path of the web application so it gave the access error. try this.
All The Best Sathesh Pandian
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Hello guys. Another problem for today.I have a page designed in HTML(Dreamweaver), and another designed in VB.NET(aspx).So, I tried to button link to the HTML page from the aspx page but I get this message when I run and click: The HTTP verb POST used to access path '/Final Airliquide TelephoneList/Home Page/HomePage.htm' is not allowed. I tried other forums but they talk about Global.aspx files that I cant find, or C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\WUDF, but my WUDF folder is empty. I need some real help with this guys.
kagiso
do you want to submit any data to the htm file? if not, you can call a javascript function in the onClick event and redirect to the html file using the following code in the javascript document.location = " html path"; make sure the button type should not be submit.
Ullas Sadanandan
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hi, copy that file and put it in the same web application path. Then give the link. it will work. i think you gave the physical path of the web application so it gave the access error. try this.
All The Best Sathesh Pandian
Its in the same folder.Thing is aspx needs all the file it works with to be in the same folder with it for it to access them.So I did that.I can see the file in the folder and all is well with no errors.But linking to it is another problem. I tried that before posting this question. I appreciate your assistance very much. Im still clueless.Ive tried so many googles and forums.
kagiso