http://......asp's keep opening in dreamweaver :-/

#1

Er..I'm a n00b but I don't think that when I go to a website ending in .asp its supposed to open with dreamweaver O_o Can someone help me? I would really appreciate any help. Thanks...

#2

You might have the link pointing to the file on your hardrive - I made that mistake recently.

Make sure the .asp file is in the root folder for your web pages, and that the link is just asppage.asp (or whatever).

I'm still learning too, so if its not that someone else will know.

Iain

#3

Ya I think they are. I'm using apache 2.0 and in the htdocs (thats the root folder for web pages isn't it O_o ) and in it is a dir and in that dir is another called admin and in that dir is the .asp I want to open. No worky :-/

Thanks a lot for help, keep it coming

#4

Is this a website? Your website??

need more info like a url- but a very possible reason that this is
happening is that there are .asp pages on a server that doesn't "do" ASP

what is happening is that the server looks up in it's list of mime types
what to do with the file extension .asp It's not listed... so it sends it
to the browser as a download to save, not as something to display.

check your hosting's FAQ or Support pages.
Or plug the domain into the "what's that site running" box in the top left
of http://netcraft.com and you'll get a report of what os the server is.

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Er..I'm a n00b but I don't think that when I go to a website ending in .asp
its supposed to open with dreamweaver O_o Can someone help me? I would
really appreciate any help. Thanks...

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#5

Quote:

apache 2.0

is this a local testing server??
Apache doesn't do ASP. You can install Sun One onto Apache and kind of run
most ASP scripting (not suggesting that), or if on windows, install a
microsoft server with ASP components.

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#6

What is the best way to create vertical lines in mx?

Do I need to insert an image or can I some how colour one side of a layer/table etc.

Is there a quick way?

regards,

Ratkin.

#7

there was a reply to your first post by Osgood just a couple minutes after
it was asked--

Please don't pop into other threads with something that doesn't apply to the
original conversation? Also- it can take a while for someone to try and
answer a question. Please don't ask the same question several times in just
a few minutes. It can take hours or days- but eventually someone will take
a stab at almost all posts.

Cut and paste the code below to between the <head> tags of your pages
code and then attach tyhe style to a container, table or td as the
example below.

<style type="text/css">
..vertline {
border-right: 1px solid #000;
</style>

<td class="vertline"></td>

You can also use a 1 x 1 gif inserted into a table cell. This will
collapse te cell to 1px wide if all the other space in the adjoining
cells occupied.

On your other questions from the other thread---
Pricing questions would probably be better in a place that discusses the
business side of the industry.
One place is here- http://www.WebDevBiz.com

Quote:

What is the best way to create vertical lines in mx?

Do I need to insert an image or can I some how colour one side of a
layer/table etc.

Is there a quick way?

regards,

Ratkin.

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Team Macromedia Volunteer for Dreamweaver
Certified Dreamweaver MX Developer

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#8

Are you just clicking on the file? That will load it into Dreamweaver. To view the file in a browser, it has to be displayed by a web server. Also, ASP isn't native to Apache unless you're using ChilisoftASP or something similar.

#9

No I was using a webserver. Hm..thanks for the tip about apache.

Keep the help coming

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