WEB page dealing with ASP to do nothing

[mdv3441]

I cannot get WEB page dealing with ASP to do anything.

Using IE 6.0 Test simple Hello World in .asp page; Status bar
Opening page http://HP_P4/AccessTest/asptest.asp...

Slowly get five bars on progress bar and just sets there until time out

Using IE 6.0 Test simple html http://HP_P4/AccessTest/test.htm works
just fine.

Configuration(s) All Microsoft products no Apache/Chili or whatever:

XP/Pro service pack 2.0
IIS 5.1 installed - SP2 applied
Server extensions configured and checked by Internet Information
Services.
FrontPage 2000 Service pack 3
MDAC 2.8

Other software that might be an issue?
Visual Basic 6.0 Enterprise service pack 6

I tried the same test on my NT Server 4.0 Service pack 6.0a using IIS
3.x Server extensions configured and checked by Internet Information
Services.
FrontPage 2000 Service pack 3
Same indication.

How can I figure this out? Is there a step by step of IIS 5.1
installation, Web creation, Web page creation to IE display? Microsoft
knows this version is like a Personal Web Server, I can't seem to
find anything other than "are the FrontPage extensions installed"
Yes they are or at least Internet Information Services states they are
for that WEB (Delete Server Extensions WEB) is an available option in
Web's All Task options!

Mike
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Jens Peter Karlsen [FP MVP]]

Do your local server support ASP? If not you must first publish to a
server that supports ASP.
If it does, what is the code.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Using IE 6.0 Test simple Hello World in .asp page; Status bar

Opening page http://HP_P4/AccessTest/asptest.asp...

I have no idea what you're testing, but if you want to test a "simple 'Hello
World'" page, put ONLY the following into a page with a .asp extension, and
try to view it:

<%="Hello World"%>

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
What You Seek Is What You Get.

 

[Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]]

Hi Mike:
Are you running Norton Antivirus on this machine? By default, it has script
blocking enabled - you need to disable it.

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~ Kathleen Anderson
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
Spider Web Woman Designs
web: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/

 

[p c]

For "security reasons" MS decided not enable by default ASP and asp.net
for IIS on XP and 2003 server. You need to manually enable each one or
the one you want. For instructions, do a google search.

....PC