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Hi there,<br />
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My (ASP-JVScript) pages worked fine at a shared hosting environment with lines such as:<br />
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&lt;!--#include file=&quot;directoryAtRoot/myfi<wbr />le.asp&quot; --&gt; &nbsp; <br />
and<br />
&lt;!--#include file=&quot;../directoryAtRoot/m<wbr />yfile.asp&quot;<wbr /> --&gt;<br />
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But now, that I want to migrate to a managed dedicated server (at GoDaddy), the first option still works fine, but the second one doesn´t. &nbsp;(It does not help changing &quot;file&quot; to &quot;virtual&quot;, by the way.)<br />
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I´ve tried to put the whole path (obtained through Server.MapPath(&quot;.&quot;)), but it was in vain... please help me on how to proceed!<br />
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Thank you,<br />
fskilnik.
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Hi there,

My (ASP-JVScript) pages worked fine at a shared hosting environment with lines such as:

   
and


But now, that I want to migrate to a managed dedicated server (at GoDaddy), the first option still works fine, but the second one doesn´t.  (It does not help changing "file" to "virtual", by the way.)

I´ve tried to put the whole path (obtained through Server.MapPath(".")), but it was in vain... please help me on how to proceed!

Thank you,
fskilnik.

server-side includes in a managed dedicated server

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Microsoft IIS Web Server

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