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SYMPTOMS
Changes are made to .asp files and saved via Visual InterDev (VID), but
when previewed with a browser the changes are not seen.
CAUSEChanging and then saving the Global.asa causes Active Server Pages (ASP) to miss any changes made to other .asp files afterward. This is an architecture problem of Active Server Pages 1.0. RESOLUTION
There are a couple of workarounds. The guaranteed way is to stop and re-
start the Web server through the Internet Information Server (IIS) manager.
Another way that should work for most cases is to preview one of the .asp
files in a browser, then to make trivial changes to all of the affected
files and save them again. Note that you could reproduce the same problem
if you save the Global.asa again.
STATUSThis problem has been resolved in Visual InterDev 6.0. MORE INFORMATION
This problem is caused by an architecture problem with Active Server Pages
1.0. For performance reasons, ASP caches a copy of each Web site's .asp
files. To allow VID and FrontPage to properly update and save files, ASP
monitors the file structure of the Web site, typically stored under
"\InetPub\wwwroot," and updates its cached versions when any changes are
made. If someone changes the Global.asa, however, then this mechanism does
not work again until the Global.asa has been executed, which is done
whenever one of the .asp files is viewed.
Steps to Reproduce Behavior
REFERENCESFor the latest Knowledge Base articles and other support information on Visual InterDev and Active Server Pages, see the following page on the Microsoft Technical Support site: http://support.microsoft.com/support/vinterdev/ Additional query words:
Keywords : kbASP kbExtension kbFrontPage kbServer kbVisID100 kbVisID600fix kbGrpASP |
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