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Old August 18th, 2006, 03:42 AM
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I have a 'big' problem, I need help from you.
I've got some asp 3.0 software application, and I was very dissatisfied, when I saw I cannot edit it manually.
But if I try with FrontPage it is OK ; in local, but I have to upload files on my dedicated server abroad.
I cannot find solution.
Please help me, thank you in advance,


 
Old August 18th, 2006, 03:48 AM
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Heuh?

Can you elaborate? What do you mean with "some asp 3.0 software application" and with "cannot edit it manually" and "But if I try with FrontPage it is OK".

What is the problem? What solution are you looking for?

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Old August 18th, 2006, 05:04 AM
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Every changes I make in asp code (with Notepad), I cannot see, as I didn't made. (something as in asp.net where you have application .dll, and you have to build application to see changes).
With FrontPage, I load asp page, make change, save and it's OK.
I want to edit asp pages with Notepad.

There is another information I got :
Web Publishing Information
The HTML comments in this page contain the configurationinformation that allows users to edit pages in your web using the Microsoft Web Publishing Wizard or programs which use the Microsoft Web Publishing Wizard such as FrontPad using the same username and password they would use if they were authoring with Microsoft FrontPage. Please refer to the Microsoft's Internet SDK for more information on the Web Publishing Wizard APIs.
 
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It could be me, but I still don't get it. If you want to use Notepad to edit ASP pages, then just use Notepad.... But I don't think this is what you are asking.

Can you be more *specific* about your problem? Sentences likes this don't really describe your situation or problem:
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quote:Every changes I make in asp code (with Notepad), I cannot see, as I didn't made
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Old August 24th, 2006, 07:12 AM
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I'll try to explain. When I edit/change somenthing in my .asp pages, I cannot see thar, until I reset IIS. When I reset IIS, I can see changes, what I made.
I have another asp 3.0 applications on my computer and I did not have problems like that.



 
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Is it cache problem ?

 
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If you are, in fact, saving the page back to the correct Internet share you should see your changes. You said that you were using FP and it may have to do with editing the page outside of FP (though I am not sure I have never used FP for anything) but if you are positive that file was uploaded to the correct directory and when you navigate to your page the changes aren't there try pressing CTRL + R (IE) which will force a refresh from the server.

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I have never used FP too, and I dont want to use him.
I didn't make application, I got it.

Example : I'm working in local (asp 3.0 application is at my computer). I have .asp pages and .xslt pages. If I make change (with Notepad) in my pages I cannot see it without reset/restart IIS.
If I make change (with FrontPage) in .asp pages, it's OK. I can see it when I start IE. But if I make change in .xslt pages (with FP) I cannot see it without reset/restart IIS.

Is it cache problem or ......?



 
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It may be a cache problem but I have never heard of this problem (or encountered it for that matter). If you want to force your asp pages to not cache, place this at the top of your files:

<% Response.CacheControl = "no-cache" %>>
<% Response.AddHeader "Pragma", "no-cache" %>
<% Response.Expires = -1 %>

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