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Grant Merwitz
There will have to be some changes made:
First of all, you will need to point to the right Sql Server.
If you are creating your connection string in your web.config file, you'll
need to change it to point to the Sql Server accessible by your host.
You did upload your database right?
I mean, you don't expect the application to use your local Sql Server -
unless ofcourse you have a fixed IP?
ITO the files you need to upload.
If it is a visual studio.net project, you'll need to load the bin directory
and all aspx files as well as your web.config and global.asax file.
If you are using any XML files or text files etc. you will obviously have to
load those too.
If in doubt, just copy the whole directory.
If you have to set up the database, it may be best to speak to your
webhostingcenter.com to help you set that up.
Also check that they do support ASp.NET database driven web sites.
Hope that sheds some light on your situation
First of all, you will need to point to the right Sql Server.
If you are creating your connection string in your web.config file, you'll
need to change it to point to the Sql Server accessible by your host.
You did upload your database right?
I mean, you don't expect the application to use your local Sql Server -
unless ofcourse you have a fixed IP?
ITO the files you need to upload.
If it is a visual studio.net project, you'll need to load the bin directory
and all aspx files as well as your web.config and global.asax file.
If you are using any XML files or text files etc. you will obviously have to
load those too.
If in doubt, just copy the whole directory.
If you have to set up the database, it may be best to speak to your
webhostingcenter.com to help you set that up.
Also check that they do support ASp.NET database driven web sites.
Hope that sheds some light on your situation