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    can't get app to work on production server

    I uploaded my asp.net pages and dlls, etc... to my webserver today via FTP to test it out... I have come to learn that when dealing with a webhost, you need to do little tests to make sure what I want to accomplish will work on the web server, even when it works fine on my local machine....

    so I upload my webpage and of course it doesn't run... but what I can't figure out, is why I can't get any detailed error info...

    I set CustomErrors="off" in my web.config file... yet when i nav to the page, it gives me that generic error statement and tells me to see detailed error info i need to set CustomErrors="off"... doesn't anyone know what I am missing?

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    Re: can't get app to work on production server

    If I am not mistaken customeerrors is case sensitive so it should be

    CustomErrors="Off"

    in your post you have

    CustomErrors="off"...

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    Re: can't get app to work on production server

    My Common IIS Mistakes:

    Is IIS running?
    Did you make the virtual directory/directory an application?
    Did you set any required Application Mappings (HttpHandlers, custom file extensions?) ?

    As gearbolt pointed out: Xml is CaSe-SeNsItVe, you must be careful of this.

    If your using SQL Server:
    Did you install SQL Server? (i have spent hours these silly mistakes)
    Did you copy/import/ect your database?
    Did you Update the Connection String?
    Is the Service running?
    Does asp.net process have proper permissions?
    Last edited by <ABX; Jan 23rd, 2005 at 02:42 AM.
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