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default.vbs file missing
I just installed Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Developer, but when I go to make a web form it says it's missing the following file:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vb7\VBWizards\WebApplication\Scripts\1033\default.vbs
I've searched the installation cds, but I can't find this file (only default.js). Can someone please send it to me?
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Thanks,
Greg
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I dont think that file really does anything except that it is probably just placed in your apps directory if you want to use it. Sort of like how frontpage includes some scripts and html files no one ever really uses. Try just making a blank file with that name and see if that gets passed it if no one has the file to send you. I dont have access to .NET right now.
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doesn't work
No, a blank default.vbs still crashes. I guess it does do something. There's a default.js in the folder, but not the default.vbs.
Please send
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hmmm..funny..i dont have it either in that directory, but i also dont get any errors...hmmm
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final or beta?
That's strange. Are you using the final release version or beta 2? I'm using the final Enterprise Developer release.
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default.js
Actually, I think it's a corrupt default.js. When I open the installed one (4kb), it's a bunch of gibberish. I found a copy on disc 2 in
D:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vb7\VBWizards\MTSTransactionClass\Scripts\1033
that's 2kb which which is readable. I copied that one over, but it gives a different error ("Object required").
Can you view your default.js? Can you send it over ?
Thanks