Any UltraDev4 experts out there?

Trying to learn on XP PRO/IIS and having problems

[skibum]

The database is setup and the local and remote sites are in the InetPub/wwwroot/KoolKards/ folder (This is an exercise from book on UD4).

Thee is a form setup to (insert_new_customer_record.asp) submit a new record to the database that works (when looking at the DB directly in Access, the inserted record shows up). Also, when looking at the page display_customer_records.asp in the live data view within UD4 that shows the customer records it shows the recor inserted via the form.

The problem is that in the browser (using IE6) when the form is filled out, in addition to adding a record to the database, the display_customer_records.asp page is supposed to come up in the browser. Instead, it just says the page cannot be found.

It seems like the database connection is working fine, but something else is amiss here. The timeout setting was adjusted in regedit to 60 seconds to make sure it wasn't timing out.

Even w/o submitting the form and just trying to view the display_customer_records.asp page in the browser brings up "The page cannot be found" error. This happens with some, but not all other pages as well.

I'm new to UD and any insight or things to check would be greatly appreciated.

It's on XPPro/IIS/UD4.01/Access2000

[txbakers]

Just a hunch, but are you sure you uploaded

display_customer_records.asp

to the server as well as the other page?

or that your Response.Redirect page is spelled exactly correctly?

[skibum]

In both the local and remote sites that UD shows, the site is in c:\Intepub\ww wroot\KoolKards\ (space left so it would display correctly) When a file is saved in that folder, would it be necessary to do anything else since both local and remote draw on the same location?

Just tried the put/get functions to move the files mentioned previously and a new test.asp file. [localhost...] (in the same folder as the display_customer_records.asp) test.asp did show up, but the customer records file still does not.

>>Response.Redirect page is spelled exactly correctly<<

How do I check this?

[skibum]

There was an error on the redirect page. Thanks txbakers!