Copying ASPX files to server

[channelfina]

Thanks Bruce - I hadn't realised the Off was case-sensitive. I'll be back now that I know that there's someone out there who can help me. It's all very exciting though isn't it!! Thanks again. M.[:D]

Mazza

[bruce]

Not a problem. We too are very excited about the ASP.net and everyday we are learning something new.

Case sensitivity tricks a lot of people, since most of the previous MS stuff are not case sensitive. Web.config file is in XML and according to the standard it has to be case sensitive.

To learn more about XML, check out this site http://www.w3schools.com



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Thanks Bruce - I hadn't realised the Off was case-sensitive. I'll be back now that I know that there's someone out there who can help me. It's all very exciting though isn't it!! Thanks again. M.[:D]

Mazza
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[channelfina]

I'm fairly new to this game so be gentle. I've done a few aspx pages using VS.NET and have FTP'd these, along with the .dll, the web.config into my area on discountasp.net. But I get an error message. Is there some other things I should take into account before copying my files up.

Thanks


Mazza

[bruce]

No. Your aspx file should work immediately.

What is the error you are seeing? Most likely, you do not see any detail error unless you modified your web.config file.

Try this

Turn off CustomError in the web config file by updating the following line in your web.config

< customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" /> to < customErrors mode="Off" />

mode is case sensitive.


[b]quote:Originally posted by channelfina

I'm fairly new to this game so be gentle. I've done a few aspx pages using VS.NET and have FTP'd these, along with the .dll, the web.config into my area on discountasp.net. But I get an error message. Is there some other things I should take into account before copying my files up.

Thanks


Mazza
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