I have created a stock Web App in VS2010. In Cassini the web-app is rendered normally, but in IIS no styles are shown. I am using IIS 7 in Win7
Probably a security issue with the folder that the css is stored in. Easiest way to debug (imo) is using Fiddler or Firebug and seeing what is happening to the request for the css files.
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The xPage app was developed and compiled using 851 designer by someone else...
Were suppose to be used inside Notes Client.
Only two of my users when they open the xpage app in the Notes Client 853FP5 standard config on win7 everything displays and no error however it wasn't in xpage UI, instead it looks like some domino view being loaded in a web browser. but all xpage buttons and links are working and displayed. Just the not xpage UI.
If I try to load the app in a web browser, all seems to load fine.
Any ideas? as no other user has got the same issue. If it is an issue with win7, then they are all on win7 though, Or any suggestions in terms of where to start from to debug this issue?
Many thanks
You mention that it's not the "xpage UI" but that "xpage buttons and links are working". It sounds like a caching issue for the CSS files. Try the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Shift-Delete to clear the local cache.
Source: http://ypastov.blogspot.dk/2013/08/xpinc-clearing-cache.html
I'm Using eclipse(Version: Kepler Service Release1) and I want to set firefox(26.0 or latest) as the internal web browser. Is it possible change/update the internal web browser in eclipse(linux) ?
IMHO NO. Currently internal web browser is a plug-in in eclipse NOT fully featured web browser. But you can associate HTML/HTM files to be opened directly in Firefox. Refer below picture
I am moving an old asp classic (sigh...) local website to a new IIS7.5 server. The asp code renders fine, but the images don't show up.
This mini website is located on a virtual directory under the Default Web Site.
My guess was it's a permissions issue, so I've added the IIS_IUSRS group to the permissions of the folder, both under the IIS manager and on the windows explorer, but the images still don't show up. Do I need to restart the server after such a change?
In an effort to debug this, I've created the simplest "hello world" html file, and that didn't render at all. After saving the very same file with an asp extension, it now renders fine.
So my server doesn't show html files, and doesn't show images, but does show asp classic files.
Any ideas?
Problem solved!
Turns out I had to enable "Static Content" on the iis. Now it serves images and plain html pages just fine.
This is my setup.
I am running a local web server on the network (windows 7/IIS7) and I have a dedicated server with a hosting provider (Windows 2008/IIS7.5)
When I upload the website (ASP.net MVC 3.0) to the local server I can access if correctly in all browser (IE7/IE8/FireFox/Chrome).
When I upload the website to the dedicated server I can access the site correctly with (IE8/FireFox/Chrome) and it renders correctly, but it does not render correctly in IE7 it appears as if the CSS are not being downloaded.
I installed Fiddler and confirmed that the same files (css/js) are being downloaded with IE7 as with the browser. I also compared the browser source of IE7 with the other browser and there was no difference.
At this point I am totally stumped as to why IE7 would not work with the dedicated server while it works for the internal server. (Note that both servers work fine for all other browsers).
Final notes
for the internal server I access the website as
http://192.168.0.160/
for the external server I access the website as
http:/domain_name/
Any insight, ideas, hunches would be greatly appreciated.
Try putting the following tag in your <head></head> section:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8">
I've had similar problems with IE 8 rendering pages as IE 7, etc. The X-UA-Compatible meta tag forces IE 8 to render as IE 8. You can also use it to force it to render in compatability mode as well.
The issue turned out a security issue on the production server. The css file did not have the correct permissions and hence where not downloaded by the browser. Fiddler picked up on it by I didn't clue in right away.
I generated a new web site in IIS. Under the new web site, there are some asp .net 2.0 applications. Tomcat is also running on the same server and they are working correctly.
But when I try to open an asp .net application, I am taking page can not be found error message. Then I changed the configuration settings of asp .net version from 2.0 to 1.1 then it is not giving page can not be found message but it gives an error message about web config. What can I do?
You haven't given many details. This could be a couple of things:
you have used an incorrect URL
you have used an incorrect protocol (i.e. http instead of https)
you are specifying a directory but you have no default document set up (i.e. you are going to http://mywebsite/myvirtualdir/, but you have no default.aspx)
you haven't installed ASP.NET so there are no handlers for aspx pages
until you give more details then no-one can say for sure what your problem is.