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Did you setup all of the requirements, as advised during .NET installation, like the installation/config of IIs
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Did you setup all of the requirements, as advised during .NET installation, like the installation/config of IIs

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Some of my asp.net pages work, but if i use an asp.net control like a button for example the error occurs. &nbsp;I have one page that just contains an image and the page loads up fine, but if i click the asp.net button the same error occurs. &nbsp;I wonder if its asp.net controls causing the error because they post back to the server?
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Some of my asp.net pages work, but if i use an asp.net control like a button for example the error occurs.  I have one page that just contains an image and the page loads up fine, but if i click the asp.net button the same error occurs.  I wonder if its asp.net controls causing the error because they post back to the server?

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Excellent, turning the smart navigation off did the trick, thanks.
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Excellent, turning the smart navigation off did the trick, thanks.

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Hello experts, my OS is windows xp and i am using Internet Explorer 6.0. &nbsp;I develop web pages using ASP.net and if I have the content advisor enabled, IE crashes when i try to view my web pages. &nbsp;I get this error: &nbsp;Internet Explorer has encountered an error and needs to close. &nbsp;My web sites are in the approved list so i dont know why it crashes any ideas?
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Hello experts, my OS is windows xp and i am using Internet Explorer 6.0.  I develop web pages using ASP.net and if I have the content advisor enabled, IE crashes when i try to view my web pages.  I get this error:  Internet Explorer has encountered an error and needs to close.  My web sites are in the approved list so i dont know why it crashes any ideas?

asp.net web pages not working with IE's content advisor

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.