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Dreamweaver, Frames and ASP
Posted 30 Jun 2003 22:38:59
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30 Jun 2003 22:38:59 Claus Olsen posted:
Hi!First of all: English is not my best!!!
I am redesigning my webpage, turning it in to a frame based solution(I know it ís old fasioned, but it works for me!).
Know the question: What is it with Dreamweaver MX and frames and ASP?
Everytime i try to load the frameset via Dreamweaver on my lokal webserver, IE is trying to download my ASP based frames, insted of showing them! And yes my webserver is running!!
Know, when I upload the files to my webhotel, there is no problem viewing them.
Anybody god an answer for this problem? Might it be a bug in Dreamweaver, or am I just missing something here?
Hope anybody can help me, because it´s pretty irritating to say the least!!
SUT whas here
Maybe..........
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Replied 01 Jul 2003 09:32:05
01 Jul 2003 09:32:05 Julio Taylor replied:
Hit Sut!
The problem here is simple: ASP scripts need to be executed by a webserver engine (such as IIS or Apache) in order to be displayed... The reason why they are viewable when you upload them to your webhost is because the server to which you are uploading has an <i>application server</i> such as IIS or Apache installed.
If you want to execute ASP, PHP, CFML or JSP pages in your local PC, you'll need to install Microsoft Internet Information Service (IIS) which comes free with Windows 2000 or XP.
Then you will be able to see scripts such as ASP.
Hope that helps!
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Julio
PHP | MySQL | DWMX
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The problem here is simple: ASP scripts need to be executed by a webserver engine (such as IIS or Apache) in order to be displayed... The reason why they are viewable when you upload them to your webhost is because the server to which you are uploading has an <i>application server</i> such as IIS or Apache installed.
If you want to execute ASP, PHP, CFML or JSP pages in your local PC, you'll need to install Microsoft Internet Information Service (IIS) which comes free with Windows 2000 or XP.
Then you will be able to see scripts such as ASP.
Hope that helps!
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Julio
PHP | MySQL | DWMX
ICQ: 19735247
MSN:
Replied 02 Jul 2003 00:05:59
02 Jul 2003 00:05:59 Claus Olsen replied:
Hi poolio
Thank you for the answer. But I´m already running an IIS, and have no problem displaying the individual ASP pages.
The problem only happens when I try to view the frameset.
If one off the frames contains a page with ASP(VB script), paging a recordset or something similar, then it tryes to download instead.
So anybody....
SUT whas here
Maybe..........
Thank you for the answer. But I´m already running an IIS, and have no problem displaying the individual ASP pages.
The problem only happens when I try to view the frameset.
If one off the frames contains a page with ASP(VB script), paging a recordset or something similar, then it tryes to download instead.
So anybody....
SUT whas here
Maybe..........