ASP.NET

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1. Published your web application from VS.<br />

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2. Copy the published folder in C:\initpub\wwwroot<br />

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6. Right Click on that Folder > Properties<br />
7. In Defult Tab, There is a Create Button. Click on It<br />

Jeffrey Webster wrote:

1. Published your web application from VS.


Can I use the files which result from a "build" instead of a "publish"?

Jeffrey Webster wrote:

2. Copy the published folder in C:\initpub\wwwroot


Do you mean copy the published folder into the preexisting C:\inetpub\wwwroot file (I assume yes) or to create a new path called C:\initpub\wwwroot

Jeffrey Webster wrote:

I guess there is a version difference, because I'm getting hung on


6. Right Click on that Folder > Properties
7. In Defult Tab, There is a Create Button. Click on It


The problem is there is no Properties option when I right click. In fact I can't find the Properties anywhere (normally this would be at the bottom of list upon right click). If I could find this functionality somewhere I would be able to follow along but so far.....

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HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error<br />
The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid.<br />
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Requested URL	http://localhost:80/VS_Website1<br />
Physical Path	C:\inetpub\wwwroot\VS_Website1<br />
Logon Method	Not yet determined<br />
Logon User	Not yet determined<br />
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PDTUM wrote:

//Get the Row information
GridViewRow gvr = (GridViewRow)GridViewResults.Rows[theRow]; //THE ERROR REPORTS ON THIS LINE

PDTUM wrote:

//Define the row and cell
int theRow = Convert.ToInt32(e.CommandArgument);

PDTUM wrote:

//Pass the pdf information, start the users Pdf Reader
Process.Start(thePdf);

PDTUM wrote:

GridViewRow gvr = (GridViewRow)GridViewResults.Rows[theRow];

PDTUM wrote:

I have found that rows of the GridView were being nullified during postback by a method call on the Page_Load event.

if (!IsPostBack)
{ 
      //Gridview binding code comes here
      BindGridView();
}