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"The page cannot be found"
OK, I can get on my website and see my hompeage. However, I can click one link and it works, but no other links work (7 total). Comes back, "The page cannot be found". Using IIS on Win 2003 Server. I have individually had to go through and add ISUR_*** anonymous access to each one, but wtf, can't find it??? I can directly load it as file:///directory/subdir/webpage/link.html and get to see it, it is in the same directory as index.html, but Firefox cannot find it when on the web.
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A lot of your links reference .php pages which don't seem to exist. For example, realms.php doesn't exist which is what the link points to, but realms.html does exist. Instead of changing the links to .html, I would rename the files to .php ... especially for the register page.. as .html the php code doesn't work. |
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First, php is not part of IIS, you must install php yourself on your IIS server if you in fact are trying to use php.
Second, any dynamic pages like php, asp, asp.net must be served up through the web server, you can't open such files directly unless you're using some fancy IDE than has a built-in server. Last, as far as the error goes, you should start by verifying you have set up proper virtual directories for your webs. You shouldn't have to manually set IUSR_ permissions, IIS does that for you when you create a virtual directory.
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D'OOOHHH!!! that makes sense. I renamed them all .html before, as I couldn't get php to register, so thought that might be the problem originally. I used DW CS3 to rewrite the names, so assumed when it asked to update the links that it made the association of files register automatically. I'll rename them as .php again. I do have phpMyadmin installed, so it shouldn't be an issue...Hopefully. Getting MUCH closer to achieving the "idjit" status.
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