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C# ASP .NET Newbie problem.

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Twigg - 15 Mar 2004 04:56 GMT
I'm sure this is an easy one for someone out there

I'm trying to access the QuickStart files in my .NET FrameWorkSDK however I'm having problem

When I follow the links in the SDK to reach the directory http://localhost/quickstart/ASPPlus/  it opens the default.aspx just fine however it displays no imbedded content beyond the "ASP.NET" toolbar are a few microsoft links at the top. It appears to download the embedded file (labeled doc/quickstart.aspx) but depending on my IIS directory settings or what I have labeled as my default "Open with" application it chooses to open this quickstart.aspx differantly. Originally my default application for type aspx's was MS Dev Studio so by opening a web document, my dev studio open to display to souce code content

I managed to find a website on the web labeled http://www.csharpfriends.com/quickstart/aspplus/ which an identical copy of this quickstart and this works perfectly (despite only minor differances in source

So I suspect that the problem lies somewhere in my IIS settings. IIS setup seems to be a bit of a black art. Can anyone help me diagnose this problem
clintonG - 15 Mar 2004 05:50 GMT
Why yes of course you have studied all of the documentation at
http://msdn.microsoft.com and you've probably done the same
at http://www.iisfaq.com so I don't really know what to tell you.

Even one who learns the black arts has to read the manuals
to learn the incantations. :-)

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> I'm sure this is an easy one for someone out there.
>
> I'm trying to access the QuickStart files in my .NET FrameWorkSDK however I'm having problems
>
> When I follow the links in the SDK to reach the directory http://localhost/quickstart/ASPPlus/  it opens the default.aspx just fine
however it displays no imbedded content beyond the "ASP.NET" toolbar are a
few microsoft links at the top. It appears to download the embedded file
(labeled doc/quickstart.aspx) but depending on my IIS directory settings or
what I have labeled as my default "Open with" application it chooses to open
this quickstart.aspx differantly. Originally my default application for type
aspx's was MS Dev Studio so by opening a web document, my dev studio open to
display to souce code content.

> I managed to find a website on the web labeled http://www.csharpfriends.com/quickstart/aspplus/ which an identical copy of
this quickstart and this works perfectly (despite only minor differances in
source)

> So I suspect that the problem lies somewhere in my IIS settings. IIS setup seems to be a bit of a black art. Can anyone help me diagnose this problem?

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