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    unable to run asp.net web applications

    I am vb 6 programmer and new to web applications
    i downloaded asp web matrix

    1. Should i use asp web matrix or
    vs.net for creating professional web applications

    2. when i select asp.net web application in vs.net

    it says

    " Visual studio.net has detected that the specific web server is not running ap.net version 1.1 . U will be unable to run asp.net web applications or services."

    Thanks
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    Re: unable to run asp.net web applications

    1. For professional apps, I would use VS.NET.

    2. Make sure the .NET framework is installed on the server.
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    Re: unable to run asp.net web applications

    1. I agree with Memnoch.
    2. In command prompt, navigate to the .NET Framework folder and run this:

    aspnet_regiis /i

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    Re: unable to run asp.net web applications

    thanks mendhak

    I got that running .
    can't i produce a message box on a click of a button in a asp web form ( web page ).

    it says " it is invalid to show a modal dialog or form when application is not running in user interactive mode "
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    Re: unable to run asp.net web applications

    No, there are many differences you need to learn when it comes to web programming. The very first is, the web is stateless.

    This means there is a distinction between codebehind and client-side script.

    There is a way to show a dialog in an ASP.NET page, like this:

    Page.RegisterStartupScript("script1","alert('hello world');");

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    Re: unable to run asp.net web applications

    Quote Originally Posted by mendhak

    Page.RegisterStartupScript("script1","alert('hello world');");

    is this vb script or C sharp
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    Re: unable to run asp.net web applications

    I've written it in C#, but it's the same in VB.NET, minus the semi-colon.

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