If anyone is still following this I was able to resolve this issue today:
The server we were working on was a client machine so the fresh server wasn't truely "fresh". We had them wipe out the OS and reinstall Windows 2003. Once they did this we installed IIS and ASP.Net 2.0. This allowed...
Scripts Only and Default App Pool.
I have moved the setting for permissions between Scripts Only and Scripts and Executables. No luck with that either.
akalinowski,
Thank you for the steps, but this has already been accomplished. ASP.Net has been registered to IIS through aspnet_regiis.exe. The server extensions are available in IIS and are Allowed.
This is the frustrating part. I've done all I can think of but still no dice. The...
ASP.Net is checked in this section and we are currently running ASP.Net 2.0 for the application. We've installed all of the updates for the Server and .Net Framework.
Thanks
Hi all,
I am working with a new installation of Windows 2003 and I am not able to get any of my ASP.Net pages work. The system is not displaying an errors in the event logs and only shows a page cannot be displayed when trying to access the site.
I've uninstalled and reinstall IIS about 3...
I am currently trying to redirect my SQL Server CE 3.0 system through an Apache server to an IIS server that has the SQL CE virtual Directory setup on it with the replication dll in it. now I can access all of the files individually through the browser but when I try synchronize with this DLL...
Has anyone ever been able to redirect Microsoft SQL CE 3.0 through Apache server to a IIS server containing the SQL CE replication dll? I've tried setting up some standard redirects through Apache but I'm not able to use the Sync my device to this internal server through the Apache Gateway...
Is there a way to do this for the server in general. I do not want the policy at all. I know I can do this for any login through the GUI but I would like to disable the policy all together.
I'm kind of new to SQL Server 2005, but how can I remove the enforcing of strong passwords from SQL Server 2005. Currently I have an app that has built in passwords that are not strong and it is having difficulty using the DB due to the strong password policy.
Any help would be appreciated...
I am running the following VBScript behind a button on an InfoPath Form:
dim UserString
dim Domain
dim WSHNetwork
dim Workstation
Set WSHNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
UserString = WSHNetwork.UserName
Workstation = WSHNetwork.ComputerName
Obviously I am trying to obtain the current...
This is working except I am using a ; to seperate filenames. If I run this code as is I end up with a blank path for the last file which causes the whole thing to bomb out. How can I get rid of the last ; in the text box?
I have a form that I use send email through access 2k. I want to be able to add attachments to these emails but when I input the filename in to a textbox for attachments an error is generated when I try to send it.
My code looks like this:
with eml
.bcc = adrslist
.subject = txtSubject...
Is there a way that I can take a table of names and insert them into a Microsoft Outlook Distribution List? If so can someone please show me the code to accomplish this task?
Thanks
can anyone give me the code syntax for creating an Outlook Distribution list from Access 2k table and sending an email to it?
Your help is very much appreciated.
I have a form that has a list box on it that allows for the user to select email addresses from it. What I need the form to do is that once a user selects an address from the list and clicks an add button the form will create a distribution list and keep adding selected addresses to the list...
I have a form with multiple list boxes on it in which are displayed an item and the price of the item. I want to calculate the total price of the items selected from all of the list boxes on a form and place this price in a text box. My main problem is grabbing the price from the second column...
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