I am having several users who cannot submit forms, edit page settings etc. The strange thing is that sometimes they can and sometimes they cannot. Also, they can log in and not submit a form, but I can log in as host on their same computer and submit the form just fine. The error is the little yellow "error on page" in the status bar (IE 6). I have attached an image... 
SO... I did these two things, which seemed like should fix this problem, but it did not. Any other thoughts/help? It's seems to be happening more and more and users are getting really frustrated. I'm starting to get a lot of pressure to get this fixed but I don't know what to do! Thanks! :) Went to my remote server and opened the IIS manager. Right mouse click on the website and selected Properties. Selected the Home Directory Tab. Clicked on Configuration button. Selected the .axd line in the Application extensions list box and click on the Edit button. Changed the Executable Path to point to the v2.0 aspnet_isapi.dll. Stopped then Started the website and all is well.AND In a nutshell, the embedded resources (like the linked JavaScript files) get delivered to the browser via an ASP.NET 2.0 feature that uses WebResource.axd (the actual blah.js files get embedded in to the compiled application). The problem was that WebResource.axd doesn't actual exist in the site (your web-application), the 2.0 DLL that is script mapped to .AXD files knows what it is and handles it... but NOT when the script mapping (IIS/Website/Properties, Home Directory, Configuration, Application Extensions, .axd) has "Verify that file exists" checked. On our server, this is off by default in the IIS master properties, so I cannot explain why it was checked for that website. Taken from the following: http://forums.asp.net/thread/1343820.aspx |