M
Minnie Mouse
I know I'm just missing something. I had an custom 404 error ASP page in
FrontPage that would write to my Access database when someone got to a page
that wasn't there. Well...I bought VS.Net (version 1.1) and Frontpage 2003
and thought I'd make my page an ASP.Net with code behind. I have modified
and tested the page in VS.Net and it works locally on my server. When I
send it to my "live" website on the internet, it doesn't work.
I developed the page in VS.Net, then I manually copied the ASPX, the ASPX.VB
and the ASPX.RES to my FrontPage site. My code to write to the database is
in the Page_Load section in the ASPX.VB. I strongly suspect that the code
in Page_Load is not being executed because the response.write statements are
never displayed.
I then read in my book that really, the code behind is compiled into the
..DLL file, so I created a bin folder in the web's root, then I copied the
..dll there and published it.
My Page_Load code is still not executing! HELP!!!
FrontPage that would write to my Access database when someone got to a page
that wasn't there. Well...I bought VS.Net (version 1.1) and Frontpage 2003
and thought I'd make my page an ASP.Net with code behind. I have modified
and tested the page in VS.Net and it works locally on my server. When I
send it to my "live" website on the internet, it doesn't work.
I developed the page in VS.Net, then I manually copied the ASPX, the ASPX.VB
and the ASPX.RES to my FrontPage site. My code to write to the database is
in the Page_Load section in the ASPX.VB. I strongly suspect that the code
in Page_Load is not being executed because the response.write statements are
never displayed.
I then read in my book that really, the code behind is compiled into the
..DLL file, so I created a bin folder in the web's root, then I copied the
..dll there and published it.
My Page_Load code is still not executing! HELP!!!