Leason Learned

[Robert Cohen]

Hi All,
Just wanted to let everyone know not to make the same mistake as me. I have a lot of scripts I use that I have on my website (so I and the other administrators can use them at any workstation and such). Yesterday I did some organizing and moved all the scripts into one folder which I called "scripts" and put into my base directory. The problem is that IIS has a hidden folder called scripts and so all of a sudden there was a conflict and none of my files worked.

 

[Catherine Jo Morgan]

Were you able to fix it?

Hi All,
Just wanted to let everyone know not to make the same mistake as me. I
have a lot of scripts I use that I have on my website (so I and the other
administrators can use them at any workstation and such). Yesterday I did
some organizing and moved all the scripts into one folder which I called
"scripts" and put into my base directory. The problem is that IIS has a
hidden folder called scripts and so all of a sudden there was a conflict and
none of my files worked.

 

[Robert Cohen]

yeah, it took some doing but I did.

I have some wierdness with my website which one day I have to figure out.
If I open my web as bbh01/wwwroot; I can see the subfolders and subwebs and
navigate through them. However, I often have errors when trying to move or
delete folders. If I open the web as www.bbhtx.org, I have no problems
deleting and doing other updates, but I have visablity issues. For example,
if I want to do a highlink within my web, when I click to do the hyperlink,
the folder only shows open files (not all the other files and folders within
the folder). I actually got to navigate through the network neighborhood to
bbh01/wwwroot to find the files and folders (or keep the file I want to
hyperlink open before I hit hyperlink). But whatever changes I make to one
gets changed on both. I just have to switch between bbh01/wwwroot and
www.bbhtx.org depending on the tasks I am performing.