ASP code showing on brower

bit of an emergency... can't duplicate the problem

[macrost]

Forum,
Not sure what is actually going on... A few people in Overture are actually seeing the processing asp code for a page on my web site that I developed. I need to figure out what is going on. I had the server admin reset the mime settings in hope that would fix it but it hasn't. I had to re-upload every single image friday afternoon and today even! Does anyone have any ideas at all? I would love to give out a url where it's happening for overture but not for anyone else, please sticky me for url if you can help.
Thanks!
Mac

[txbakers]

You're probably missing a delimiter somewhere.

[macrost]

Nope, I wish it was that. I had the person at overture copy and paste the source into the email and all the delimiters are there. This just started Friday.
Mac

[Equiano]

Hi

There is a bug in IIS that allow this to happen, i.e. ASP pages are retuned without the ASP processor rendering them as HTML.

See: [support.microsoft.com...]

[edited by: Xoc at 2:38 am (utc) on Mar. 13, 2003]

[macrost]

Equiano,
Thanks! I have forwarded this link to my hosting company to see if they have this implemented or not. Right now for my site at any given time I will have about 180 unique sessions on the server. So thank you for your reply!
Mac

[webdevsf]

Just tried your page - I suspect that ASP is no longer registered on your website. Not sure if u are the developer here. But first thing I would do is make a page called test.asp with nothing in it, and upload it to your server. This should produce a blank page. If it downloads instead, this means that the ISAPI isn't registered for ASP.

To check, go to:
Web Service Properties->Home Direcotry->Configuration->App Mappings
check if .asp is there, and is mapped to c:\winnt\system32\inetsrv\asp.dll

HTH

[macrost]

webdev,
Thank you for taking a look, however you are like the third or fourth person that has seen the processing code. The site here at my work, performs great on my computer and every computer here. I also had a friend in CT and CO try it and everything worked fine for them. I have contacted my hosting company about the bug.
Mac

[macrost]

Ok, an update, thanks to everyone that replied. The person that owns the site, had a separate dns on the same web server so it was doing a roundabout. Does that make sense?
Mac