Thanks everyone.
There is nothing in the Application Log at all unfortunately
I do have 2 aspx pages that reference the same code behind page -
would that have an effect?
Bruce could you elaborate on your suggestion, it sounds like a
possibility..
I have inherited this site, and although it is substantially better
than it was, there is still some unusual stuff going on!
On 8 Jun, 16:03, bruce barker <nos...@nospam.com> wrote:
> most likely you have pages that reference each other without explicit
> reference directive on the page. during the local compile, if they are
> compiled in the same batch ok, else fail. this is because asp.net
> compiles several pages into the same dll (a batch), so pages that end up
> in the same batch can reference each other. if they end up in different
> dlls they can not unless an explicit reference is specified.
>
> you should check the application log to see the actual error.
>
> -- bruce (sqlwork.com)
>
> Andy wrote:
> > If I open, edit and save the web.config file directly on the
> > webserver, the
> > web server becomes unavailable. When I reset IIS, I get the 'Server
> > Application Unavailable' message appear for that web site. The change
> > being
> > made was minor, and worked locally.
>
> > Restarting IIS or the server has no affect.
> > Deleting the Temporary ASP.NET files has no effect.
>
> > The only way to resolve it is to create an identical web site in IIS,
> > pointing to exactly the same code, with the revised web.config.
>
> > This has happened to me twice now.
>
> > I am using Windows Server 2003 Web Edition and asp.net 1.1.
>
> > Any ideas? Thanks!
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