Dynamic Site Requirements Go Dead

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    Default Dynamic Site Requirements Go Dead

    When a site is defined to use ASP VBScript and a new dynamic page is created,
    the Application panel allows a new Database connection to be created. Following
    the creation of the connection, recordsets can be created and used. However, as
    soon as the dynamic page is saved all objects in the Application panel are
    greyed out and no longer work. Has anyone seen this before and know a
    workaround. I am using Dreamweaver MX (not 2004) on Windows XP Pro. Editing
    local, posting remote to an IIS 6 server via FTP. The dynamic page is being
    saved within the defined site and the remote and testing server are one in the
    same. Any response will be greatly appreciated.

    rexburg Guest

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    Default Re: Dynamic Site Requirements Go Dead

    Had a similar problem; stepped back, took a breath and realised that in haste I
    was creating new ASP pages as ASP JavaScript (default choice when creating a
    new dynamic page) instead of VBScript as I had set up the application server.
    Seems silly now, but take a look at the first line of code on all of your ASP
    pages and see if the is a mix of Script language being specified. If not, then
    forget I mentioned it.

    sasquatch72 Guest

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