Web controls don't show
Sterling
I am just starting to lean asp.net. I made a new app put some html
components on it and the page works fine when I run (without debug). I then
added some web controls but they don't show up when I run. I have searched
the web for this problem but haven't found anything. Has anyone seen this
and how do I fix it?
I am using IIS and the Delphi 2005 trial on windows XP. I seem to remember
getting the asp stuff to show when testing Delphi 8 a while back. But can't
get it to work now.
Thanks,
Sterling
Reid Roman
Sterling
I remember reading something a while back about installing iis or .net in
the right order or something and a command to run to fix the relationship
between the two. I used it before but can't remember what it was.
Does someone know what I am referring too?
Sterling
Robin
whether or not this is the problem though.
When the page opens, (in your web browser) do you see the code for the
control in the source?
--
Robin.
<disclaimer> Not an expert </disclaimer>
Sterling
"Robin" <Robin@.com> wrote in message
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> You need to have IIS installed prior to putting on .NET. I don't know
> whether or not this is the problem though.
>
> When the page opens, (in your web browser) do you see the code for the
> control in the source?
No, the page is completely blank. In the designer I see a button, checkbox,
datagrid and radiobutton but they disappear when I test in the browser. I
uninstalled all the .net stuff and reinstalled it. Now I get an error when
Delphi loads in module htmlhelp290.bpl. And now when I try to build I get
"failed to create process". I ran the page anyway and saw the Checkbox and
the Radio button but not the normal button or the datagrid. I closed Delphi
and opened it again and now it says "failed to create process" and I can't
get the page to show at all. Because I did see something after reinstalling
.net I am sure it is some sort of setup issue. I am going to see if I can
find that command I remember using some more and maybe re image my machine
and reinstall the products again IIS first then .net then Delphi.
Sterling
Robin
> No, the page is completely blank. In the designer I see a button, checkbox,
> datagrid and radiobutton but they disappear when I test in the browser. I
> uninstalled all the .net stuff and reinstalled it. Now I get an error when
> Delphi loads in module htmlhelp290.bpl. And now when I try to build I get
> "failed to create process". I ran the page anyway and saw the Checkbox and
> the Radio button but not the normal button or the datagrid. I closed Delphi
> and opened it again and now it says "failed to create process" and I can't
> get the page to show at all. Because I did see something after reinstalling
> .net I am sure it is some sort of setup issue. I am going to see if I can
> find that command I remember using some more and maybe re image my machine
> and reinstall the products again IIS first then .net then Delphi.
>
> Sterling
Ah, so that was the problem then.
The best thing to do unfortunately would probably be to re-install
Delphi. The order the components have been installed/registered may
well continue to give you grief otherwise.
There is likely a better or shorter solution to this, but this should do
the trick.
Brion L. Webster
assuming default installs:
c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_regiis.exe -i
If you add IIS after installing .NET, run that command.
-Brion
Reid Roman
"Brion L. Webster" <brion....@nospam.ci.fresno.ca.us> wrote in message
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Where were you with my two day "unable to create ASP.NET process" problem?
;)
That was the cure for that too. The app would run outsite the debugger but
not run from the debugger.
Brion L. Webster
> Where were you with my two day "unable to create ASP.NET process"
> problem? ;)
>
> That was the cure for that too. The app would run outsite the
> debugger but not run from the debugger.
Sorry! I want to be an ASP.NET person, but frankly haven't gotten
my first hello-world app to work yet.
-Brion
Reid Roman
> Sorry! I want to be an ASP.NET person, but frankly haven't gotten
> my first hello-world app to work yet.
ROFL!
Sterling Butts
> c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_regiis.exe -i
>
> If you add IIS after installing .NET, run that command.
>
> -Brion
After reinstalling everything it still didn't work bat after running this
command it fixed everything! Yahoo! I now have a button that shows up and
when I press it it changes the text of a label component.
Thank you very much!
Sterling Butts