How can I tell what version of IIS I have? All my ASP pages are coming up text. I am running on a company intranet on a server that does some reporting via a sql db and the interface is asp so I stuck my stuff in that folder thinking it would just pickup and go but no dice.
I did a test and tried to open one of the asp pages I know works but it too opens as the code when I goto IE and click open.
You need to enable ASP on your server if it is a Windows server or install an ASP component if not.
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Snitz is not .NET ... yet. The current code is Classic ASP (ASP 3.0) and runs fine on IIS 5 - I'm using it here at work on a Win2K server, and in some personal projects on Win2K3. But, you need to enable scripting in order for it to work. If you don't control the server you will need to talk to whomever does.
I am an admin for some reason. Wouldn't that already be enabled considering the fact that there is another asp project in there or is it that that asp launches from all the html pages different than snitz?
when you say website I am not sure. Since it is not an internet site I am not sure how it works. There is a folder called ASP Pages so I unzippd everything in there. Now I want to setup then somehow send a link to the main page to about 10 users who will check on the site every few days.
is the way a page launched important? If so just opening the page brings up the code so how do you bring up the page? Do I create an HTML page with a link to the ASP page?
On IIS you define the characteristics per website. Have you tried to run Internet Information Services, from Administrative tools menu? You can right click the desired web site, choose the Home Directory tab and the click the Configuration button. The mappings tab should should you the current associations. If you do this for the site that is working now with ASP, you just need to do a similar thing for the new website.