Please take a look at my newly created site. Keep in mind its in test mode. Follow the here link to the .aspx page. If you click the continue button it should open up a page named Instructions.aspx. I'm getting the idea the code behind the page isn't running. If this is the problem how can I fix this, and if not, again how can I fix it?

http://www17.Brinkster.com/nflweekly.com

Below is an error I fixed, but not sure if I fixed it properly. This is the only runtime error that occurred, I've made no changes to the working files except for the change below:
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Parser Error
Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.

Parser Error Message: Could not load type 'EMarriage.frmStart'.

Line 1: <%@ Page Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false" Codebehind="Start.aspx.vb" Inherits="EMarriage.frmStart"%>
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I deleted 'Inherits="EMarriage.frmStart"' and the page loads, but the code behind doesn't run. Any ideas?

Thanks for your time and patience,
- Jeff -

you have to make sure...if the namespace and class name where page_load resides is same as EMArriage.frmStart....

good luck

Hey,

It has to be there, to use the code behind. It has to be the:

<Project Name>.<Any namespaces the code is in; omit if none>.<class name of code-behindpage>

For example, you have the project EMarriage, you have instructions.aspx

You have a class behind code of:

Namespace Test
Public Class MyFile

End Class
End Namespace

It would be Emarriage.Test.MyFile. If Test namespace was omitted, it would be Emarriage.MyFile.

I think your problem may be brinkster doesn't support code-behind files. You need to find if it allows you to use them.

Brian

Thanks for your posts guys. Brian you hit the nail on the head. Brinkster doesn't support code behind. Time to find another asp.net host.... ugh....
Thanks again,
- JT -

I use www.discountasp.net

$10/month

Is this a personal site? If so, why not host it from your own domain?

J

Also try www.1planhost.com

Charul Shukla

Try www.webhost4life.com too

Thanks for the additional information and suggestions everyone. I have yet to choose a host and to answer kats question, yes this is a personal site. Its simple now, but I plan for it to grow into some place my friends and family can use for whatever. I may look into hosting it myself anyway. I do believe all I have to do is open up a port on my router to allow the connection. I appreciate all of your help, and please feel free to add any additional information regarding anything mentioned.
Thanks
- JT -

Correct, all you have to do is open up that port. Plus, with domain names costing as little as $9.95 per year, to me it makes more sense. $10/year vs. $10/month is better for me. You can use a free Dynamic Dns service like ZoneEdit.com to constantly keep your IP address up to date.

You also have the added bonus of not having to worry about compatability issues with the hosts server, can host multiple sites from your home, etc...

J