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| Joel Ward [MVP] 2004-09-22, 9:47 pm |
| Yeah, what you have encountered in the missing context when you try to
access MCMS from outside a channel or posting context.
In order to use the MCMS context (in order to add MCMS content, view MCMS
content, etc.), set the Channel Rendering Script as Mei Ying suggested, or
create a posting based on a Template using the default channel rendering
script. Accessing an ASPX page directly doesn't not automatically create an
MCMS context.
Essentially, the ASPX pages are used to create virtual pages in MCMS
(channel start pages and content posting pages). So unlike a regular
ASP.NET project, you don't access pages using the ASPX url, e.g.
mysite.com/channel/template.aspx. You just access it via the channel,
mysite.com/channel/, or a posting created under that channel, e.g.
mysite.com/channel/posting1.htm.
I hope this makes sense...(it's late Friday afternoon here...)
Joel
"Mei Ying (MVP)" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:129501c49c5d$978e3f30$a301280a@phx.gbl...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi
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> Don't set testing.aspx as the default page in IIS. Set it
> as the channel rendering script url for the ABC456
> channel. That should get it to display when you enter
> http://localhost/ABC456.
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> HTH
> Mei Ying
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> http://localhost/ABC456/testing.aspx ,which is just
> default page as
> Switch To Edit Site can
> http://localhost/swire456/testing.aspx#
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