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deploying asp.net web site??

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    I have a web site that works in developed but having a hell of a time making it work in production environment. The homepage works fine, but the GO button doesn't work and the error massage given state that no error is given. 1. I have created a virtual directory in IIS. 2. Placed all the aspx, DLLs, GIFs, JS, webconfig files in the virtual directory. 3. Set the permission rights. 4. MDAC ver 7 5 .Net framework ver 1.1 Do I need to copy the files from the _vti_cnf folder on the development side to production? What am I forgetting? Thanks!

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      I have a web site that works in developed but having a hell of a time making it work in production environment. The homepage works fine, but the GO button doesn't work and the error massage given state that no error is given. 1. I have created a virtual directory in IIS. 2. Placed all the aspx, DLLs, GIFs, JS, webconfig files in the virtual directory. 3. Set the permission rights. 4. MDAC ver 7 5 .Net framework ver 1.1 Do I need to copy the files from the _vti_cnf folder on the development side to production? What am I forgetting? Thanks!

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      What GO button? What do you mean no error given? Do you have customErrors set to Off?

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        I have a web site that works in developed but having a hell of a time making it work in production environment. The homepage works fine, but the GO button doesn't work and the error massage given state that no error is given. 1. I have created a virtual directory in IIS. 2. Placed all the aspx, DLLs, GIFs, JS, webconfig files in the virtual directory. 3. Set the permission rights. 4. MDAC ver 7 5 .Net framework ver 1.1 Do I need to copy the files from the _vti_cnf folder on the development side to production? What am I forgetting? Thanks!

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        Rocky Moore
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        If you have VS.NET, the Copy Project usually takes care of most of the work of moving your site to a production server. You just make sure the application is created on the server and that it has FrontPage extentions and .NET install and it should be ready to roll. Rocky <>< www.HintsAndTips.com www.MyQuickPoll.com - 2004 Election poll is #33 www.GotTheAnswerToSpam.com "We plan for the future, we learn from the past, the present is where we live life!"

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          I have a web site that works in developed but having a hell of a time making it work in production environment. The homepage works fine, but the GO button doesn't work and the error massage given state that no error is given. 1. I have created a virtual directory in IIS. 2. Placed all the aspx, DLLs, GIFs, JS, webconfig files in the virtual directory. 3. Set the permission rights. 4. MDAC ver 7 5 .Net framework ver 1.1 Do I need to copy the files from the _vti_cnf folder on the development side to production? What am I forgetting? Thanks!

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          Javier Lozano
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          Have you tried making a web setup project for this website? This way you will be assured that all the information needed for this site will be properly configured on the production server. If you go to MSDN and look for 'deploying ASP.NET applications' you will get a good result back. Here's a link you should take a look at: Deploying & Distributing ASP.NET ~javier lozano (blog || email)

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