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I opened my Programming MS VB.NET bookie and followed th asp.net example
I have three textboxes, a button, and a label. The problem is that when I run it, I only see the label, and the other controls arent even there :confused:
am I doing anything wrong or perhaps something's wrong with iis?
Show your code!
code doesnt mather dude :)
no mather what I put there it doesnt show it..... I opened a new project and just added a button to it. does show up :(
I tried to set the isapi filters to aspnet_isapi.dll, but that didnt work either. I think I have to reinstall:(
are you running it with "Start" or with "Start Without Debugging" ?
The reason I ask is I had a similar problem. When I selected Debug-Start ASP.NET gave an error message about not being able to debug. However, when I selected Debug-Start Without Debugging, I got exactly the symptoms you described.
Both problems were fixed by running a utility. Check out this thread for details:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...hreadid=222948
I think my problem was related to the fact that I installed IIS AFTER I installed dot NET. Note that even uninstalling/reinstalling did NOT fix my problem.
dude, I followed your mistakes one by one:D:D
I installed iis after vs.net (accidentaly :( ) and I disabled that debugging thing, hehe..... reinstalling at the moment. Thanks for the link
Uninstalling and reinstalling dot NET will NOT fix the problem. You will have to run the utility:Quote:
Originally posted by MrPolite
dude, I followed your mistakes one by one:D:D
I installed iis after vs.net (accidentaly :( ) and I disabled that debugging thing, hehe..... reinstalling at the moment. Thanks for the link
Sorry my post before was kinda unclear because of a typo (I just edited it to fix the typo).Quote:
Originally posted by Lord_Rat
go to the command prompt, change directory to:
C:\Windows Directory\Microsoft.Net\Framework\v1.0.3705
and type
aspnet_regiis -i
I was reading the post and you said, uninstalling wont work, and I was gunno kill myself:D lucky enough, it was just generating the setup scripts, so I just cancled it... works fine:D:D:D thanks :) :) :) :) :) :)Quote:
Originally posted by Muddy
Uninstalling and reinstalling dot NET will NOT fix the problem. You will have to run the utility:
Sorry my post before was kinda unclear because of a typo (I just edited it to fix the typo).
whew, glad I posted in time! I just spent the whole day hacking at this same problem before Lord Rat came to the rescue, and it was no fun at all. Glad you got it sorted out.Quote:
Originally posted by MrPolite
I was reading the post and you said, uninstalling wont work, and I was gunno kill myself:D lucky enough, it was just generating the setup scripts, so I just cancled it... works fine:D:D:D thanks :) :) :) :) :) :)