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IIS won't recognize Default.aspxI'm just getting started with ASP.NET, using VS 2005. As an exercise, I
opened the root web site in VS 2005 and created a simple welcome page. I saved the page as Default.aspx and made sure that name was the first name on the list id the default documents in the IIS control panel. IIS doesn't recognize Default.aspx as the default page for the IIS root web. It will open the page if I type http://localhost/Default.aspx, and if I create an HTML-only Default.htm page, it will recognize that as the default page. But it won't take Default.aspx as the default. Anybody know why? Thanks. -- David Veeneman Foresight Systems Is your IIS configured to run with ASP.NET?
Go to c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\framework\v2.0xxxx and then give to command aspnet_regiis -i restart your computer and let me know it if still does not recognize. -- Show quoteThanks Vipul Patel C# MVP www.microsoft.com/mvp Log bugs at http://msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback "David Veeneman" <davidv@nospam.com> wrote in message news:O4BHqOVGGHA.344@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > I'm just getting started with ASP.NET, using VS 2005. As an exercise, I > opened the root web site in VS 2005 and created a simple welcome page. I > saved the page as Default.aspx and made sure that name was the first name > on the list id the default documents in the IIS control panel. > > IIS doesn't recognize Default.aspx as the default page for the IIS root > web. It will open the page if I type http://localhost/Default.aspx, and if > I create an HTML-only Default.htm page, it will recognize that as the > default page. But it won't take Default.aspx as the default. > > Anybody know why? Thanks. > > -- > David Veeneman > Foresight Systems > No, that didn't change anything. The command ran successfully, but as
before, http://localhost/Default.aspx brings up the default page, but http://localhost brings up the localstart ("You do not have a default page") page. Any other suggestions? Thanks. Show quote "Vipul Patel" <vipul_d_pa***@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:e5D3PQVGGHA.1100@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > Is your IIS configured to run with ASP.NET? > > Go to c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\framework\v2.0xxxx > and then give to command > aspnet_regiis -i > > restart your computer and let me know it if still does not recognize. > > -- > Thanks > Vipul Patel > C# MVP www.microsoft.com/mvp > Log bugs at http://msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback > > > "David Veeneman" <davidv@nospam.com> wrote in message > news:O4BHqOVGGHA.344@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... >> I'm just getting started with ASP.NET, using VS 2005. As an exercise, I >> opened the root web site in VS 2005 and created a simple welcome page. I >> saved the page as Default.aspx and made sure that name was the first name >> on the list id the default documents in the IIS control panel. >> >> IIS doesn't recognize Default.aspx as the default page for the IIS root >> web. It will open the page if I type http://localhost/Default.aspx, and >> if I create an HTML-only Default.htm page, it will recognize that as the >> default page. But it won't take Default.aspx as the default. >> >> Anybody know why? Thanks. >> >> -- >> David Veeneman >> Foresight Systems >> > > 1. Open IIS Admin
2. Stop the site 3. Right-click then open properties 4. If there is an asp.net tab, make sure the correct version (1.1 or 2.0, etc..) is running 5. Create default.aspx on the documents tab and move it to the top of the list 6. Remove the others (default.htm, etc...) 7. Remove the default.htm, index.html, etc documents in the site 8. Close properties and start the site. 9. If you type http://localhost, it should work. I think that you might have to reboot if you change versions of
asp.net. It doesn't matter if you stop and start IIS. At least, that has been my experience. In the properties for the default website or the particular website in IIS,
under the Documents tab, you need to add Default.aspx Show quote "David Veeneman" <davidv@nospam.com> wrote in message news:O4BHqOVGGHA.344@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > I'm just getting started with ASP.NET, using VS 2005. As an exercise, I > opened the root web site in VS 2005 and created a simple welcome page. I > saved the page as Default.aspx and made sure that name was the first name > on the list id the default documents in the IIS control panel. > > IIS doesn't recognize Default.aspx as the default page for the IIS root > web. It will open the page if I type http://localhost/Default.aspx, and if > I create an HTML-only Default.htm page, it will recognize that as the > default page. But it won't take Default.aspx as the default. > > Anybody know why? Thanks. > > -- > David Veeneman > Foresight Systems > David Veeneman wrote:
Show quote > I'm just getting started with ASP.NET, using VS 2005. As an exercise, I Did you create you project as a virtual directory or did you use the> opened the root web site in VS 2005 and created a simple welcome page. I > saved the page as Default.aspx and made sure that name was the first name on > the list id the default documents in the IIS control panel. > > IIS doesn't recognize Default.aspx as the default page for the IIS root web. > It will open the page if I type http://localhost/Default.aspx, and if I > create an HTML-only Default.htm page, it will recognize that as the default > page. But it won't take Default.aspx as the default. > > Anybody know why? Thanks. > > -- > David Veeneman > Foresight Systems new file-based model? If using file based then by default, no virtual directory is created. To view your webform you use the built in web server by pressing Ctrl-F5 (Debug menu, Start without debugging) Good point. If you are using the file-based model, then use "Publish
Web Site" from the build menu and then type "http://localhost" as the destination. You can also uncheck the "Allow site to be updateable..." checkbox if you want the code behind AND aspx pages compiled before it copies them. After this, you should be able to access it with "http://localhost". |
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