Moved website and now ASP doen't work with access?

[A L P H A M A R Y D E L T A]

I built a new server (Windows 2003 sp1) and copied my website over from my
NT4.0 server. The site is mostly html files and the search is asp. This
"search" asp works fine. I also have an application in asp that the backend
is an access database. This is the part that doesn't work.

The new server IIS has the FrontPage, ASP, and CGI enabled. What did I miss
when setting up the server?

THanks.

 

[MD Websunlimited]

Hi,

Did you update your connection string for the database?

 

[A L P H A M A R Y D E L T A]

??? I'm very new to FP and was given this project. Where/how do I update
the connection string? I can't find a connection file...?

THanks.

 

[p c]

Find the responsee page for the searhc form page (the page that the form
will submit to). Then open that file and look at the ASP code. The
conectionstring points to your MDB file. Change that to point to the
correct location.

Sometimes the connectionstring is located in an a swparate (server
include) file.

...PC

 

[MD Websunlimited]

It is normally built in the global.asa file under the web root.

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[MikeR]

or a global.asa
MikeR

Find the responsee page for the searhc form page (the page that the form
will submit to). Then open that file and look at the ASP code. The
conectionstring points to your MDB file. Change that to point to the
correct location.

Sometimes the connectionstring is located in an a swparate (server
include) file.

..PC

 

[A L P H A M A R Y D E L T A]

Yeah, I found everything and it looks good. The old site and new site have
the same file structure/locations. I'm importing the old site into FP and
then going to publish it to the new box.

Thank you everyone for your help!!!