Only my machine can not display a ASP page!!!

[longmatch]

I am designing a webpage on my computer. The ASP files are saved on our IIS server. For some reason, one page can not be shown on my computer, the browser just stopped working. When I went to other machines in our intranet. The page can be shown easily. Anybody knows the reason?

I restarted my computer even shutdown my computer. It still did not solve my problem.


Haijun

 

[baddos]

Are you trying to access it the same on all computers?

Make sure your doing something like this:

http://www.someserver.com/mypage.asp

NOT

FILE://mypage.asp

 

[Falcon99]

First off can you be more specific as to "stopped working" means. Is there any Server Error message at all or is the browser screen blank? Does the browser hang with an hourglass?
Is every one using the same browser/versiong?
Look at the page source on your machine. Sometimes an error is displayed in the source but not in the browser window. Go to "View, Source".

HTH

 

[disord3r]

One thing that I noticed, can't figure out, and just learned to live with is that some pages that I create don't seem to work on IE for Mac. They work fine on IE for PC, and even Netscape for Mac, but just not IE for Mac.

Might this be similar to the problem you're having?

 

[longmatch]

The browser was trying to load my page, but never successed. I have to stop my IE browser manually to get out of the program.

Do you know why?


Thanks

Haijun

 

[Falcon99]

Well it would probably require looking at the code for the page. The server is having trouble resolving something. Does this page look for cookies or passwords/logins of any kind? You could be inadvertantly passing a variable to a database that's causing an infinate loop or something.
You mention "one page". Do other pages work such as plain HTML?


Falcon

 

[Gatorajc]

Also are trying any kind of calculations or using any arrays? AJ
I would lose my head if it wasn't attached.

 

[baddos]

Can this computer visit other public websites that are using asp pages?