[thelist] ASP.NET Errors

[Walter Hemingway]

Thanx I will try that. I am also getting an error when I try to run some
of my asp pages. I think it is only when the vbscript has a bug. Instead
of the error page showing errors, it try's to download as a file. As if
I don't have the server running. At least for the 100-500 error
reporting asp page.

Thank You,
Walter S. Hemingway
(803)748-8594


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From: "Walter Hemingway" <walt at medianetwork.ws>
Subject: [thelist] ASP.NET Errors


: Hey folks!!! When I am trying to run my asp.net pages, here is one of
: the errors I get:
:
: Server Error in '/' Application.
:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
:
: Configuration Error
: Description: An error occurred during the processing of
: a configuration file required to service this request. Please
: review the specific error details below and modify your
: configuration file appropriately.
:
: Parser Error Message: It is an error to use a section
: registered as allowDefinition='MachineToApplication'
: beyond application level. This error can be caused by a
: virtual directory not being configured as an
: application in IIS. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Usually this problem is caused because you haven't set the root folder
of the application to be a web application in IIS.

Goto Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Admin Tools -> Internet
Information Services (this will vary slightly depending on your
platform)

Expand the website in question, and locate the folder where your
application resides.

Right click -> Properties -> "Virtual Directory" tab -> Click "Create"
button, and choose a name (can be anything, preferably not something
you've already used)

Alternatively, the problem can be caused if you are attempting to refer
to a resource (eg specifying a login page) that exists outside the
current web application root (eg in another web application)

Cheers
Ken

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