if (xmlhttp.status==200) { document.getElementById("txtHint").innerHTML=xmlHttp.responseText; } else { alert("Problem retrieving XML data"), }
Ginger wrote: » Right Run the ASP file with a parameter q .. verify that in fact it returns information.. Is the DB open and also have you given full permissions on the folder in windows to the IUSR account?
Ginger wrote: » Again can you do something like thishttp://yoursite/page.asp?q=1 I want to see if its returning a table or not..
Ginger wrote: » Is ASP installed I wonder... It should work by default. By any chance do you have Norton AV installed or something that could be knocking it out. Can you do the following Open the IIS manager Select Default Web Site and bring up the Properties dialog box. Select the HTTP Headers tab. Under MIME Map, click the File Types tab Check if ASP is there and if it is, is all verbs going through ASP.dll???
Ginger wrote: » Could be in there somewhere.. sorry mate I doing this from memory, i dont have IIS installed on this PC