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Mark G.
On my laptop with Vista 64, I have a site developed in VS 2008 Pro and when
I try to right-click on one of the .htm files and "view in browser", I am
not able to view the page for it is as if there is no connection (like if
you go to a website that is down or you lost your internet connection). It
is using the IIS and the address is something likk this:
http://localhost:5381/WebApplication1/default.htm. I am using IE 7 with all
applicable patches and whatnot. Anyhow, if I set Firefox to my default
browser and do the same, the page opens just fine. In fact, if I go direct
to the folder location of this file and double click and open, it displays
fine. It seems that it is just when I am previewing the page/site through VS
using IIS. I even took the site and opened it in VS 2008 Pro on my desktop
that runs XP Pro instead of Vista, and it opens fine. So I figure that maybe
the issue has to be somewhere with VS, IE 7, and/or Vista. Am also
wondering if maybe there is a setting in IE on my laptop that is set
different than on my desktop where I am not able to view this properly
through VS. With Vista having the "new" security stuff, I kind of wondering
if it is gettign in the way of communication between IE 7 and IIS? Can some
of you assist me in this matter? Not sure what else to check, but I think I
have narrowed it down. Any help is much appreciated!
I try to right-click on one of the .htm files and "view in browser", I am
not able to view the page for it is as if there is no connection (like if
you go to a website that is down or you lost your internet connection). It
is using the IIS and the address is something likk this:
http://localhost:5381/WebApplication1/default.htm. I am using IE 7 with all
applicable patches and whatnot. Anyhow, if I set Firefox to my default
browser and do the same, the page opens just fine. In fact, if I go direct
to the folder location of this file and double click and open, it displays
fine. It seems that it is just when I am previewing the page/site through VS
using IIS. I even took the site and opened it in VS 2008 Pro on my desktop
that runs XP Pro instead of Vista, and it opens fine. So I figure that maybe
the issue has to be somewhere with VS, IE 7, and/or Vista. Am also
wondering if maybe there is a setting in IE on my laptop that is set
different than on my desktop where I am not able to view this properly
through VS. With Vista having the "new" security stuff, I kind of wondering
if it is gettign in the way of communication between IE 7 and IIS? Can some
of you assist me in this matter? Not sure what else to check, but I think I
have narrowed it down. Any help is much appreciated!