I have copied the folder of my website and rename it. Now I want to run the newly crated website in webmatrix but when I tried to run the site it showing blank page in the browser.
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So, I did something and my localhost website gave me a 500 error. Couldn't figure it out so I figured I'll delete the website in IIS and then re-add it. Apparently that was a mistake. I can't see the added website locally anymore. I seem to recall having to add a permission or something to be able to view it in localhost but for the life of me I don't remember what setting that was and I can't find it online. Any ideas? My other local website still displays fine ... Using Windows 8 IIS 8.5
I'm simply going to Add Website > putting in the site name and changing the port number. I've left the IP address alone to All Unassigned (I just want to view in as localhost:24)
Adding website in IIS:
1. Right Click the Sites Folder image.
2. Add website.
3. Enter Site name.
4. On physical path textbo, Locate where do you want to store your website.
5.Assign a port.
then done.
After creating.
1. Select website created.
2. Open Directory Browsing.
3. On the right side click disable.
Make sure in application pool that your website has same framework set up.
I have a Windows 2012 web server running IIS. I've installed Lucee on it and everything seems to be working fine. I created a web site and set the default document to index.cfm. When I go to this site, I see the index.cfm file.
I created another web site, with basically identical settings as the first web site except with a different host name. However, when I go to the index.cfm page for this site, it brings me to the Lucee start page.
Additionally, I set the directory of the web site to be C:\sitename\www
However when I try to access any other page other than the index.cfm page, it gives me an error saying the page at C:\inetpub\www cannot be found. Its like it is looking in the wrong place. I have verified that the location of the directory for the site is C:\sitename\www
Why does this site not work, but the other one does. It seems to be a configuration issue, but both site are configured exactly the same with the exception of the host name.
My Lucee configuration file at :
C:\lucee\lib\lucee-server\context\lucee-server.xml
had the wrong information in the section. Once I corrected it, it started working again.
I am currently training on sharepoint and have few weeks experice with regards to development in sharepoint. My current task involves deploying a .wsp solution on a server farm, and did that using the powershell through the Add-SPSolution, Install-SPSolution, and did that successfully. The problem I am encountering is that in the spsolution I had a webpage named TestPage.aspx, I cant find where the page is residing such that I can access it. there a specific place where the page resides or any command which I can use?
Visual Studio usually creates a folder for application pages, so you may try:
http://server/site/_layouts/foldername/TestPage.aspx
where foldername is the name of your project/solution.
If you get "The resource cannot be found" - HTML 404 error, the site is not there.
Otherwise, even if it says "An Unexpected error has occurred" it does not mean the site is not there.
The site may exist, but has some errors. In that case the best way would be to check Windows Event Viewer and logs.
You cannot just add an aspx file and deploy on sharepoint.
Maybe what you are after is how to deploy an application page, an application page sits at the application level, so every site collection will be able to access it.
How to deploy an application page:
To add an application page do the following:
create a new empty sharepoint project
add "Sharepoint "Layouts" Mapped Folder to the project
in layouts folder create a folder (usually the name of the project)
add an application page to that folder.
that application uses sharepoint masterpage, put some content in.
Deploy using visual studio or compile and deploy the wsp using the method above
access the page in /_layouts/foldernamed/test.aspx*
If you are looking only to add some content to a sharepoint page, then I suggest you use a visual web control. it is basically a user control wrapped in a webpart. After deployed you can add it to a webpart page that you can create using the Sharepoint UI.
I created a SharePoint web-application, and a new site collection under it. I made it SSL Enabled. (Now I could view the site and modify/add content). I started modifying the landing page of the sites I created. Basically I created a copy of seattle.master and applied this new css file to my pages. Now suddenly, I see a blank page with no error information, on navigating to my site collection. I tried the LoopBack fix to no avail. I feel this is an authentication issue, but I am unsure where to go from here. Moreover, SharePoint Designer refuses to connect to the site as well (I am getting- SharePoint Foundation not installed on this server error, which is not the case). I have Sharepoint Server 2013, and the web server is on Win Server 2008 R2. Any ideas?
I had the same issue with my sites on all site collections under a web application.
I tested the other sites in the other site collection and they were coming up ok.
I checked the content database, took it off line and reset it, same issue. Checked log files, no errors in the log files, reset IIS and app pools same issue, checked permissions on the webapp in iis, same issue.
Solution.
Replaced the webconfig from yesterdays backup and it worked,
a solution that was deployed to the web application and activated on the site collection must added some entries and corrupted the file
Hi
I have a sharepoint site and i have created sharepoint pages in this site using sharepoint designer and created some webparts in these pages and making use of them , when i was moving the things to staging environment i took the back up of my site (.cmp file) and restored there (staging) and everything worked fine, but now i have added a new page to my sharepoint site in dev environment and i want to move this single page to my staging server is there a way to achieve this?
A possible way can be to export your page to your local file system from the dev site, then you open the site on the staging server and import the page into the site from your local copy.
/Erwin