I am developing my Umbraco site in VS 2010 with uSitebuilder. I published my files and then FTP'd everything to my site on discountaspt.net at the root directory. There I have an SQL 2008 db, with IIS7, set to .net 4.0. I have my connection string set up in my web.config.
I am able to access the Umbraco admin fine, and everything within the admin, but nothing else works. When I go to my homepage I get 'Server Error in '/' application' 'The resource cannot be found'.
I've looked all over the forums for similar posts but couldn't find anything. I followed a post on the forums about best practices for deploying Umbraco.
It must be something wrong in my web.config. It works fine locally so I'm a bit stumped.
I figured it out. I didn't actually the default.aspx file. The problem was that the file was in my file system so I was able to run locally, but I didn't include the file in my VS project so it was being included when I published everything.
deployed Umbraco on discountasp.net, admin works, but nothing else does
I am developing my Umbraco site in VS 2010 with uSitebuilder. I published my files and then FTP'd everything to my site on discountaspt.net at the root directory. There I have an SQL 2008 db, with IIS7, set to .net 4.0. I have my connection string set up in my web.config.
I am able to access the Umbraco admin fine, and everything within the admin, but nothing else works. When I go to my homepage I get 'Server Error in '/' application' 'The resource cannot be found'.
I've looked all over the forums for similar posts but couldn't find anything. I followed a post on the forums about best practices for deploying Umbraco.
It must be something wrong in my web.config. It works fine locally so I'm a bit stumped.
thanks for the help
Hi, Tim. Have you checked that 'default.aspx' is included in the 'default document' settings of your final destination site?
yes, I thought that may have been the issue too but I added and still no luck.
these are the default documents:
default.aspx
index.html
index.htm
index.asp
index.aspx
default.htm
default.html
default.asp
I figured it out. I didn't actually the default.aspx file. The problem was that the file was in my file system so I was able to run locally, but I didn't include the file in my VS project so it was being included when I published everything.
Thanks for the help though Rodion.
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