i have VWD 2008 express and i dont see any Build > Publish web site.?
how do i make sure .net3.5 is installed so VWD is using it?
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Browse All Topics I have a asp.net webpage with a ajaxControlEXtender working on my local PC.
I upload the webapge to my host and it doesnt work as it cant find the ajaxtoolkit. I uploaded the ajaxcontroltoolkit.dll and associated files to a bin directory and nothing happens. I cant get the ajaxControlEXtender working. D I need to also upload the ajaxtoolkitExtender folder?
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I don't have the expr ed., but from the home page, I get this, quote:
apologies, now see that EE totally messed up the content. On this site: http://www.microsoft.com/e
I have the webpage and DB loaded from copy website here
http://208.81.130.41/$site
Ajaxtoolkit extn are not working.
The ISP host told me" It does not appear that the ajax tool kit assemblies are defined properly within the web.config. Once the assemblies are defined, the ajax tool kit should function properly. Please let us know if you have any further questions or concerns."
I added ajaxtoolkit.dll to a bin folder and what else do i do?
ok type this below to get to the home page and the black labels should extend when you click on them.
The ajax extenders dont work.
http://208.81.130.41/$site
login a
pswd a
I might be totally off here, but if the extenders do not work, and if you suspect it is because of a missing reference, your page should not compile. And I do not see any compile error. What does the log and the event viewer give you? And what is the exact syntax of the controlextender that you are using? Is this behavior true only for the extenders, or for any ajax control?
The real error we should be investigating is "Sys is not defined". The Sys JS object is the root for just about anything that deals with Ajax. There are many references on the internet that explain some things of what might have broken your Ajax.
Some of them point into compatibility issues, or that the website is running in backwards compatibility mode: http://www.nablasoft.com/a
Other
And yet others... well, try these first. Then do a comparison of your local system and the remote one and dig up just about every version information you can think of.
-- Abel --
httpI have added this to the web.config file as explained
<add tagPrefix="ajaxToolkit" namespace="AjaxControlTool
assembly="AjaxControlToolk
i have ajaxtoolkit.dll in bin/
http://208.81.130.41/$site
login a
pswd a
still doesnt work
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by: abelPosted on 2009-04-20 at 05:34:48ID: 24183912
Your best bet is usually to public the web site to a local directory. The compiler/publisher will take care of all the dependencies and will put them in the Bin folder. Now all you must do is make sure the .NET 3.5 is installed on the target machine and you can copy all the files from the local publish directory to the server virtual directory.
You find the publish option under Build > Publish web site.