- May 7, 2015
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Preliminary history:
Had a friend (now deceased) build me a website. ASP.NET and MS SQL. I bought a domain and hosted the site on shared Windows server on GoDaddy. It has been working for over a decade with no problem.
GoDaddy announced my site was moving to Plesk controlled server. I had no idea what that meant. After I received the email that said it was migrated I tried the site.
Got an error. Called GoDaddy 2 times and talked to 2 different techs. The higher up techs said it was a code problem and they don’t work on user code. No one offered an opinion on why it worked before.
I have since blindly tried a few things and now I am lost. Rightly or wrongly the site root has a default.htm that redirects to a default.aspx in an app folder.
I have a site.master and web.config in both the root and sub folder. Is this right or OK? Which one should have the database connection string?
Right now I just want to get back to the original error. I have a sneaky suspicion what the problem was.
Had a friend (now deceased) build me a website. ASP.NET and MS SQL. I bought a domain and hosted the site on shared Windows server on GoDaddy. It has been working for over a decade with no problem.
GoDaddy announced my site was moving to Plesk controlled server. I had no idea what that meant. After I received the email that said it was migrated I tried the site.
Got an error. Called GoDaddy 2 times and talked to 2 different techs. The higher up techs said it was a code problem and they don’t work on user code. No one offered an opinion on why it worked before.
I have since blindly tried a few things and now I am lost. Rightly or wrongly the site root has a default.htm that redirects to a default.aspx in an app folder.
I have a site.master and web.config in both the root and sub folder. Is this right or OK? Which one should have the database connection string?
Right now I just want to get back to the original error. I have a sneaky suspicion what the problem was.
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