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ASP Webserver OK.. Local IIS Server Error in JS

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JAG14

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Sep 26, 2003
469
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Hi all,

Sorry if this has been covered but I don't work with ASP an awful lot.
I have acquired a website that runs quite happily on a webserver. But i'm trying to port it to a local IIS (w2003) server before it goes offline (Company shutting down.)
It is ASP standard (VB) connecting to Access MDB.
For some reaosn, I simply cannot get it to load the index or any of the data pages.
I have copied the entire site from it's webserver via FTP and have 3 folders in the root.
_TIDY
_DB
_WWW

The tidy is just a trash folder (I THINK.)
The DB folder contains the Access DB (villaholiday.mdb)
and the contains the site and "Connections" folder containing villa.asp which has the following code in it. (ODBC System DSN has been set up with the same name)
Code:
<%
' FileName="Connection_odbc_conn_dsn.htm"
' Type="ADO" 
' DesigntimeType="ADO"
' HTTP="false"
' Catalog=""
' Schema=""
Dim MM_villa_STRING
MM_villa_STRING = "dsn=villaholiday;"
%>

This is then 'included' in each of the Data driven pages.

I cannot get it to load past the first combobox (which is devoid of data) and it gives me Javascript Errors for a Yahoo! UI (?) calendar-min.js file (Object Required) but the file is where it says it should be..

Any help would be greatly appreciated.. Am I missing something stupid????

Warmest Regards and a Virtual Pint in the pump for the answer.

Jag14


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I suggest you first check if ASP is running oke (you must enable it in de IIS control).
Create a test.asp with
Code:
<%
response.write "Hello world!"
%>

put it in the \ and start open it with the browser.

You could check if a firewall is blocking request.
Check folder security settings
Check if there is a IUSR_xxxxxxx configured
Maybe somewhere there is a fixed IP address hidden?
Maybe somewhere there is a (server) filepath (and not the same locally)?
MC-Access needs read/write rights for the lock-file
 
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