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by hclarius
Try some real simple code.
</HEAD><BODY>
<P>Today is
<%Response.Write(Date)%>
</BODY>
</HTM>
If this works, start adding more complex code incrementally.
Let me know.</body></html>
by v-gathara
by hclarius
Send me your asp code:
hclarius@mindspring.com
Sorry Tech Republic, but it is unclear how to add a comment.
by v-gathara
by tommugg
This is a very obvious thing, and I hope you don't take insult by it. When I started coding ASP, I pulled my hair out for a full day until I renamed my new pages with a .asp, instead of the .html normal extension.... sometimes it's the obvious stuffthat gets you!
-Tom-
by v-gathara
by astromek
It could be the "Client Scripting".
(It shouldn't be)
Try setting it to VBscript.
(If that's what you're using with your ASP-code.)
Otherwise...
try downloading the latest ADO from microsoft.com
Also...
Check the "Internet Information Services" in "Windows Components Wizard" and make sure you have these components installed:
"Common Files" (required)
"Internet Information Services Snap-In"
"World Wide Web Server"
The last one shouldn't be neccesary, but install it and se if there's any changes.
by v-gathara
by v-gathara
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