Louis Dascoulias
1/9/2003 11:22:00 PM
By the Way,
If you have hundreds of sites but no 'default web site' you will have to
copy the folder to hundreds of
root sites.. (if you want the .Net app including the iewebcontrol/behavior
to work on every site).
Does anyone know a work around?
thanks,
Louis Dascoulias, AWS
"Mike Anderson" <gatorspike hotmail > wrote in message
news:s7nq1vgj6rl5pti0mgnmo7hnajfaqoj1rj@4ax.com...
> So simple. Sometimes one can't see the trees for the forest. Thanks
> a bunch Charles.
>
>
> On Wed, 8 Jan 2003 14:25:10 -0500, "Charles M. Carroll"
> <911@learnasp.com> wrote:
>
> >Copy the
> >/webctrl_client
> >folder to relevant root. That will fix the problem.
> >
> ><timr_15237 yahoo> wrote in message
> >news:56io1vkg9hj637p2ibkmn8e4agrliduckh@4ax.com...
> >> I originally began developing an ASP.net application utilizing the
> >> default website and configuring the physical directory as an
> >> application in IIS 5.0.
> >>
> >> I installed the ie webcontrols and they work appropriately in the
> >> application directory. I have now set up a dedicated website, no
> >> longer utilzing the default website, in IIS. When I open the
> >> VisualStudio.net solution and view the webform page that contains the
> >> tree view control, I see the control as it is supposed to appear. When
> >> I view the page in a browser, the tree view does not appear but each
> >> node in the tree appears as text.
> >>
> >> The same scenario holds true for the tab control and multipage
> >> control. If I navigate in a browser to the original website, the
> >> controls work properly.
> >>
> >> I have attempted removing and adding the reference and repairing the
> >> install. Does anyone have any insigt into why this is occuring and any
> >> suggestions into a solutions.
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >
>