[Resolved] aspx does not works on server

Hello all,

Thanks for viewing this thread.
I have completely built 1 aspx file on my computer,
And I have uploaded an aspx file to the server but when I
test run this aspx file it shows an error that

Server Error in '/' Application.
Runtime Error
Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine

How to upload an aspx (which is created on mycomputer) to server?

Did you set to release mode? Did you build it? Did you upload the DLL?

Got it! Thanks mendhak. :thumb:

Do I need to re-upload .dll and rebuild every time after I edit an aspx file?
Can I make aspx file using webpage editor (such as dreamweaver) ?
If I can make aspx file using webpage editor, where to write an events
(Page_load, cmd1_Click, etc...) ?

Is it possible to use treeview control (VB6) on asp.net?

Got it! Thanks mendhak. :thumb:

Do I need to re-upload .dll and rebuild every time after I edit an aspx file?

If you edit the code/codebehind, yes.

Can I make aspx file using webpage editor (such as dreamweaver) ?

I've seen that Dreamweaver MX can make ASPX pages.

If I can make aspx file using webpage editor, where to write an events
(Page_load, cmd1_Click, etc...) ?

Create a script (runat="server") section and place your code there. What most of us do though is to use a codebehind file. A page named webform1.aspx would have a codebehind named webform1.aspx.vb.

Is it possible to use treeview control (VB6) on asp.net?
It'd be an ActiveX control then.

Thanks a lot! :wave:

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Originally Posted by mendhak

A page named webform1.aspx would have a codebehind named webform1.aspx.vb.[/color]

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Assuming one was using Visual Basic as opposed to C# or J# etc. ;)

Thanks for all reply :)

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Originally Posted by plenderj

Assuming one was using Visual Basic as opposed to C# or J# etc. ;)

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Indeed. I assume too much. :afrog: