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Website Deployment Problems
Hello,
I have developed a website that is specific to IE. The website looks great on my local machine. I then move it to my production environment. For some reason, the website now looks different when I view it from the production server. The strange thing is... I am using the same browser. I always believed that HTML was downloaded to the client and then it was up to the browser to render it. Considering I am viewing the webpage using the same browser from my machine... I should have received the same thing. Which lead me to believe that I didn't upload it properly. However, I verified that I did. Does anyone know what might be causing this? |
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Probably some element of the page is using a hard-coded url that is no longer valid on the production server, like a .css file or something. View the source of the page and look it over for starters.
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If you're using MasterPages with ASP.NET be sure to use absolute paths to your images, IF you use subfolders for some of your sites - although there are several workarounds for that but let's see what's your problem before we go into details
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