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might be better just to keep an open instance of IE or NS to preview the code and then you can just refresh each time, also gives a slightly more accurate view than the dreamweaver preview!
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might be better just to keep an open instance of IE or NS to preview the code and then you can just refresh each time, also gives a slightly more accurate view than the dreamweaver preview!

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i'm new to this so struggling though. &nbsp;Using dreamweaver and ASP.net to link to an access database.<br />
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when i create page (*.aspx) and view it though browser it is OK. &nbsp;when i bind data to it and preview it comes up with the html code listed whether on the local files, remote server or testing server. &nbsp;am i viewing live data in the right way<br />
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probably not that difficult but need some guidance!<br />
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i'm new to this so struggling though.  Using dreamweaver and ASP.net to link to an access database.

when i create page (*.aspx) and view it though browser it is OK.  when i bind data to it and preview it comes up with the html code listed whether on the local files, remote server or testing server.  am i viewing live data in the right way

probably not that difficult but need some guidance!



cannot preview a webpage after binding dataset to ASPX page

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