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Need ASP help (stuck on Adobe tutorial) :(

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Hi guys/girls, need some really basic ASP help if at all possible?

 

I am going through an Adobe tut (http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/setup_asp.html#_Setting_up_the) and am stuck at section Testing the ASP Site: 4

 

so far I have followed the tut to the letter. I downloaded IIS (version 3 was given, not 2 as the tut says), ensured that ASP was indeed selected, have set up the testing server on Dreamweaver and have ensured that the timetest.asp file is present in the testing folder....oh and all the permissions are set as per the tut.

 

However I get the following error on both the Dreamweaver Live View and at http://localhost/asp_test/timetest.asp (please see the image)

 

If anyone is able to help and get this working for me I will most certainly make sure that Santa is aware of the good deeds come Xmas time :)

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Cris :)

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Update:

 

Found some information here about MIME types: http://sebastienlach...map-in-IIS.aspx

 

Noticed that there is no .asp MIME type on my IIS (7.5) so have added .asp text/asp and now if I go to http://localhost/asp_test/index.asp it asks me if I want to download the .asp file?

 

I presume that this is wrong, and that I dont need the .asp MIME type to be added?

 

TIA

 

Update 2:

Other things I have tried but with no success:

Going to "turn on/off Windows Features" and making sure that ASP, ASP.NET and SSI are all ticked.

Going to config.applicationHost and making sure that Handlers and Modules are both set to "Allow"

 

Still no joy :'(

Edited by c0sie

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Hi Jock,

 

ASP is installed as per your link, and I have restarted the laptop but to no avail :(

 

Having looked around Google a little more I found a thread on a Microsoft forum that said that installing ASP etc would add all the required MIME types to the MIME page but there is no ASP or ASP.NET MIME type set on my machine. I dont know if this is part of the issue or nothing at all?

 

If I goto localhost the IIS 7 page shows fine still, but any further than that and it errors out.

 

Any more help is appreciated :)

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Just another update incase anyone is able to help still.

 

Have scowered the internets looking for resolution to this issue but still found nothing. The Handler Mapping section of IIS shows 3 handlers for .aspx but nothing for .asp....

UI did again have a look on Google to see whether that was correct but couldnt find anything helpful.

 

ASP and ASP.NET are both installed. The laptop has been reset as has the server but again nothing.

 

I have tried uploading the page itself to my personal hosting space to just check that works but it seems my hosts dont currently have me down for ASP support, although I swore they did *facepalm*

 

Again, any help will be really really appreciated. I need this working for my Uni dissitation and am panicing now lol

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