IIS - redirect for named aspx page not working
Asked By Peter Hemmingsen
17-Nov-09 05:04 AM
Hi
My domain name klubkontoret.dk is redirected to 80.199.79.45 but I get the
following strange behaviour (using IE8):
Address:
http://80.199.79.45 and www.klubkontoret.dk and
http://80.199.79.45/default.aspx correctly shows my default.aspx page.
www.klubkontoret.dk/default.aspx does not work.
http://80.199.79.45/htmlpage1.html and www.klubkontoret.dk/htmlpage1.html
both correctly shows my htmlpage1.html test page.
I would appreciate any hint that can explain why
www.klubkontoret.dk/default.aspx is failing,- thanks.
Peter
Brian Cryer replied to Peter Hemmingsen
It evaluates to 194.225.15.19 here.
When I go to this page I see the message:
XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://www.klubkontoret.dk/default.aspx
Line Number 1, Column 1:
so I think the problem is to do with what default.aspx is trying to do. What
are you trying to do on your page? Presumably you are doing some XML
manipulation?
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Brian Cryer
www.cryer.co.uk/brian
Peter Hemmingsen replied to Brian Cryer
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your reply. default.aspx is a simple web form. The strange thing
is that it works if you just type:
www.klubkontoret.dk which give you the same page.
It even works if you replace the domain name with the ip address:
http://80.199.79.45/default.aspx
So what could I possible do in default.aspx which fails when using domain
name but not if using ip address?
Peter
Brian Cryer replied to Peter Hemmingsen
Have you fixed the XML parsing error? I do not know what that error is but
its probably related to the cause of your problem.
FYI: If I use IE and go to .../default.aspx then I simply get "Internet
explorer cannot display the webpage", but if I use FireFox then I get the
XML Parsing Error.
Fix that, once that is fixed then if the problem persists then post back.
--
Brian Cryer
www.cryer.co.uk/brian
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