Error: visual studio .NET cannot run/preview the offline web project ...

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Nightdrive

I have VS.NET 2003
It was working fine, but I had to uninstall/reinstall IIS due to some
wierdness (which it turns out was due to a zone alarm update, but I digress)
I've reinstalled the .NET 1.1 SDK, and still get the above error message
when I first try to View in Browser.
This project only uses html, so it's not an issue yet, but I plan on using
aspx soon.

Apologies if this has been asked before, but I couldn't find anything in
existing posts.

TIA

Greg
 
Nightdrive said:
I have VS.NET 2003
It was working fine, but I had to uninstall/reinstall IIS due to some
wierdness (which it turns out was due to a zone alarm update, but I digress)
I've reinstalled the .NET 1.1 SDK, and still get the above error message
when I first try to View in Browser.
This project only uses html, so it's not an issue yet, but I plan on using
aspx soon.

Apologies if this has been asked before, but I couldn't find anything in
existing posts.
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Do you have "work offline" set in IE?
 
John Saunders said:
Do you have "work offline" set in IE?
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No, and i've not needed to do that in teh past (before I reinstalled IIS)

The full error message is:
"Visual Studio .NET can not run/preview the offline web project because your
machine's default ASP.NET version is not supported. you must ensure that
your machine is upgraded to ASP.NET v1.1."

VS thinks I'm not running the .NET Framework v1.1

Greg
 
Nightdrive said:
No, and i've not needed to do that in teh past (before I reinstalled IIS)

The full error message is:
"Visual Studio .NET can not run/preview the offline web project because your
machine's default ASP.NET version is not supported. you must ensure that
your machine is upgraded to ASP.NET v1.1."

VS thinks I'm not running the .NET Framework v1.1
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First thing to try is to run

%windir%\Microsoft.Net\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_regiis -i

Then try again.
 
John Saunders said:
anything

First thing to try is to run

%windir%\Microsoft.Net\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_regiis -i

Then try again.
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Worked a treat.
I was surprised a .NET SDK install didn't do this for me. Oh well!
Many thanks. I had no idea where to go with this one.

Greg
 
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