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I had a web site converted from straight html into asp (C#) so I could add some functionality. Problem is after the straight convert the java that opens and closes information now does nothing...<br />
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I am not a programmer so this is probably very straight-forward, but I'd appreciate some help fixing it.<br />
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The original html site is:<br />
<a href="http://staging.logoworks.com/UTrackIT/guides.html" rel="ugc">http://staging.logoworks.com/UTrackIT/guides.html</a><br />
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The new site is:<br />
<a href="http://ct1data.utrackit.net:8080/UTrackIT/guides.aspx" rel="ugc">http://ct1data.utrackit.net:8080/UTrackIT/guides.aspx</a><br />
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If I click on a link on the left it brings up specific data in the centre (on html). On the IIS-specific web the same code does nothing?<br />
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At the same time ther eis another obvious problem; the web page icon loads on the HTML web, and not on the new site. Again I can't see anything wrong?<br />
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Thanks in anticipation.
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I had a web site converted from straight html into asp (C#) so I could add some functionality. Problem is after the straight convert the java that opens and closes information now does nothing...

I am not a programmer so this is probably very straight-forward, but I'd appreciate some help fixing it.

The original html site is:
http://staging.logoworks.com/UTrackIT/guides.html

The new site is:
http://ct1data.utrackit.net:8080/UTrackIT/guides.aspx

If I click on a link on the left it brings up specific data in the centre (on html). On the IIS-specific web the same code does nothing?

At the same time ther eis another obvious problem; the web page icon loads on the HTML web, and not on the new site. Again I can't see anything wrong?

Thanks in anticipation.

javascript:showguide(1); works in html but not in C#

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