rayburndavis9665
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Hello,
I run http://www.rayburnsoft.net. I created a subdomain last night, which is pcthieftracker.rayburnsoft.net. This will be a web frontend for an anti PC theft program I'm developing. While I have my regular site done in HTML, which works fine, I want to do all the developing on my subdomain in ASP.net. I created a site with Visual Web Developer 2010 Express, and tried to upload it. My understanding is I just use the Copy Web Site function to copy my website locally to the web server and I'm done. While everything copied ok, I can't access the site if I go to http://pcthieftracker.rayburnsoft.net. All I get is the text "OK". But if I go to http://www.rayburnsoft.net/pcthieftracker/Default.aspx , I get "Server Error in '/' Application, The resource cannot be found," even though I can confirm it IS there, in the public_html folder, through FTP.
So my question is: How can I get things to work properly so that when I go to my subdomain, the Default.aspx page loads? Thanks for your help.
I run http://www.rayburnsoft.net. I created a subdomain last night, which is pcthieftracker.rayburnsoft.net. This will be a web frontend for an anti PC theft program I'm developing. While I have my regular site done in HTML, which works fine, I want to do all the developing on my subdomain in ASP.net. I created a site with Visual Web Developer 2010 Express, and tried to upload it. My understanding is I just use the Copy Web Site function to copy my website locally to the web server and I'm done. While everything copied ok, I can't access the site if I go to http://pcthieftracker.rayburnsoft.net. All I get is the text "OK". But if I go to http://www.rayburnsoft.net/pcthieftracker/Default.aspx , I get "Server Error in '/' Application, The resource cannot be found," even though I can confirm it IS there, in the public_html folder, through FTP.
So my question is: How can I get things to work properly so that when I go to my subdomain, the Default.aspx page loads? Thanks for your help.
