How do I...run a asp.net website?

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Hello sir, I have written a sample code in vs2012 like, a label crated with the help of code(<>) and a Button drag with the help of Toolbox.
then i run the website. I got a browser window and it's have only a button,, it is not displaying label. Actually what I am going to say is My Design part(with help of toolbox) is executing Perfectly,where the code part.. it shows nothing(empty)
I did not install iis yet.May i know where is the problem Exactly??

Posted 12-Feb-15 2:16am

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CHill60 12-Feb-15 8:21am

We can't help you without seeing the code!

deepankarbhatnagar 13-Feb-15 2:37am

PLease provide code to solve your query..

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-12T02:27:00

A version of IIS is installed with every installation of VS so that you can test websites without affecting production code.
When you run the website from within VS, that is the IIS that gets activated and processes the pages to your browser.

The most likely reason you can't see the label is because you haven't put any text in it!
Edit your page HTML, and put "BEFORE" before the label and "AFTER" after it - then run your page again. Almost certainly, you will see "BEFOREAFTER" with nothing between them.

Solution: put some text in the label. :laugh:

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-12T07:06:00

Since that website is running, and the web page is being displayed to you, that means the IIS is running and there is no other tuning required by you to do in order to make it work.

The solution (as OriginalGriff has already mentioned with a grin), is that you're having a Label control, but you're not having any text in it. So, to see it either add some text to it, or add a few CSS styles to it so that it would be displayed to you (or you would feel it is present there; because it is there). The HTML you write is always present, but it would require some style or atleast some content to display in order for the user to understand that there is a control present on the screen.

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