Suggestion for a good ASP.NET Web hosting?

At http://www.asp.net/Customers/Displa...x?IndustryId=27, there
are hundred of ASP.NET hosting companies.

Can you suggest one or a couple of good ones?

I'm looking to build a small Web site (for fun only). Might not even need a
database, but if there is SQL Server, that would be great. The cheaper, the
better. Free would be great, but I do want FTP access. Being able to upload
from VS.NET would be great too, but not essential. ASP.NET 1.1 is prefered.

Thanks.I'm extremely happy with Webhost4life
(http://webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=dwier)
They are very reasonable price-wise-quite a bit of web space and sql Server
space, if you need it - unlimited bandwidth and the service, as far as what
I've needed far outweighs most of the other hosting services I've tried in
the past. -- unlimited domains (depending on space), subdomains, etc.

Note - I don't recommend them because of the referral program either - -
though that's a plus for me - - note, that my refreral id is in the link
above - - I've been with them almost a year and wouldn't recommend them if I
wasn't going to stay

David Wier
http://aspnet101.com
http://aspexpress.com

"Michael" <a@.b.c> wrote in message
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> At http://www.asp.net/Customers/Displa...x?IndustryId=27,
there
> are hundred of ASP.NET hosting companies.
> Can you suggest one or a couple of good ones?
> I'm looking to build a small Web site (for fun only). Might not even need
a
> database, but if there is SQL Server, that would be great. The cheaper,
the
> better. Free would be great, but I do want FTP access. Being able to
upload
> from VS.NET would be great too, but not essential. ASP.NET 1.1 is
prefered.
> Thanks.
Thanks David. I'll check it out.

"David Wier" <dwier@.nospamASPNet101.com> wrote in message
news:%239huosGWDHA.1780@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> I'm extremely happy with Webhost4life
> (http://webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=dwier)
> They are very reasonable price-wise-quite a bit of web space and sql
Server
> space, if you need it - unlimited bandwidth and the service, as far as
what
> I've needed far outweighs most of the other hosting services I've tried in
> the past. -- unlimited domains (depending on space), subdomains, etc.
> Note - I don't recommend them because of the referral program either - -
> though that's a plus for me - - note, that my refreral id is in the link
> above - - I've been with them almost a year and wouldn't recommend them if
I
> wasn't going to stay
> David Wier
> http://aspnet101.com
> http://aspexpress.com
> "Michael" <a@.b.c> wrote in message
> news:e8LsIkGWDHA.2272@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> > At http://www.asp.net/Customers/Displa...x?IndustryId=27,
> there
> > are hundred of ASP.NET hosting companies.
> > Can you suggest one or a couple of good ones?
> > I'm looking to build a small Web site (for fun only). Might not even
need
> a
> > database, but if there is SQL Server, that would be great. The cheaper,
> the
> > better. Free would be great, but I do want FTP access. Being able to
> upload
> > from VS.NET would be great too, but not essential. ASP.NET 1.1 is
> prefered.
> > Thanks.
also look at www.crystaltech.com
I have about 10 sites w/ them and totally satisfied. Support is fantastic
and they have a control panel powered by dot net that lets you administer
all aspects of your site
"Michael" <a@.b.c> wrote in message
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> Thanks David. I'll check it out.
>
> "David Wier" <dwier@.nospamASPNet101.com> wrote in message
> news:%239huosGWDHA.1780@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> > I'm extremely happy with Webhost4life
> > (http://webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=dwier)
> > They are very reasonable price-wise-quite a bit of web space and sql
> Server
> > space, if you need it - unlimited bandwidth and the service, as far as
> what
> > I've needed far outweighs most of the other hosting services I've tried
in
> > the past. -- unlimited domains (depending on space), subdomains, etc.
> > Note - I don't recommend them because of the referral program either - -
> > though that's a plus for me - - note, that my refreral id is in the link
> > above - - I've been with them almost a year and wouldn't recommend them
if
> I
> > wasn't going to stay
> > David Wier
> > http://aspnet101.com
> > http://aspexpress.com
> > "Michael" <a@.b.c> wrote in message
> > news:e8LsIkGWDHA.2272@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> > > At http://www.asp.net/Customers/Displa...x?IndustryId=27,
> > there
> > > are hundred of ASP.NET hosting companies.
> > > > Can you suggest one or a couple of good ones?
> > > > I'm looking to build a small Web site (for fun only). Might not even
> need
> > a
> > > database, but if there is SQL Server, that would be great. The
cheaper,
> > the
> > > better. Free would be great, but I do want FTP access. Being able to
> > upload
> > > from VS.NET would be great too, but not essential. ASP.NET 1.1 is
> > prefered.
> > > > Thanks.
> >
Also look at DiscountASP.net. Great for me!
"Michael" <a@.b.c> wrote in message
news:e8LsIkGWDHA.2272@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> At http://www.asp.net/Customers/Displa...x?IndustryId=27,
there
> are hundred of ASP.NET hosting companies.
> Can you suggest one or a couple of good ones?
> I'm looking to build a small Web site (for fun only). Might not even need
a
> database, but if there is SQL Server, that would be great. The cheaper,
the
> better. Free would be great, but I do want FTP access. Being able to
upload
> from VS.NET would be great too, but not essential. ASP.NET 1.1 is
prefered.
> Thanks.

Support for Com Controls in Shared Hosting Services

Hi,
For my ASP.NET 2.0 website, I found what looks like a really great freeware
text editor (XStandard: http://xstandard.com/default.asp) but it is a COM
component. I've never set up a website and I'm not sure I want to invest a
couple of days on this control and find out it is not supported. I talked to
someone at webhost4life and he said 'it shouldn't be a problem' and I don't
like the 'shouldn't' word. I'm just wondering: should I be worried about
this or do all the web hosting companies support third-party COM controls
like this as a matter of course?
The XStandard control is a text editor. One of the things I like about it is
that it does not give the user a whole slough of buttons so he can choose
any font, any color of the rainbow or format his text in thousands of ways.
It lets you define the formatting options and presents them in a combo box.
Pretty clever.
Thanks.
Steveas the active/x control is installed on the client machine, not the
server you should be ok.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
Uriah Piddle wrote:
> Hi,
> For my ASP.NET 2.0 website, I found what looks like a really great freewar
e
> text editor (XStandard: http://xstandard.com/default.asp) but it is a COM
> component. I've never set up a website and I'm not sure I want to invest a
> couple of days on this control and find out it is not supported. I talked
to
> someone at webhost4life and he said 'it shouldn't be a problem' and I don'
t
> like the 'shouldn't' word. I'm just wondering: should I be worried about
> this or do all the web hosting companies support third-party COM controls
> like this as a matter of course?
> The XStandard control is a text editor. One of the things I like about it
is
> that it does not give the user a whole slough of buttons so he can choose
> any font, any color of the rainbow or format his text in thousands of ways
.
> It lets you define the formatting options and presents them in a combo box
.
> Pretty clever.
> Thanks.
> Steve
>

Support for Com Controls in Shared Hosting Services

Hi,

For my ASP.NET 2.0 website, I found what looks like a really great freeware
text editor (XStandard: http://xstandard.com/default.asp) but it is a COM
component. I've never set up a website and I'm not sure I want to invest a
couple of days on this control and find out it is not supported. I talked to
someone at webhost4life and he said 'it shouldn't be a problem' and I don't
like the 'shouldn't' word. I'm just wondering: should I be worried about
this or do all the web hosting companies support third-party COM controls
like this as a matter of course?

The XStandard control is a text editor. One of the things I like about it is
that it does not give the user a whole slough of buttons so he can choose
any font, any color of the rainbow or format his text in thousands of ways.
It lets you define the formatting options and presents them in a combo box.
Pretty clever.

Thanks.

Steveas the active/x control is installed on the client machine, not the
server you should be ok.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

Uriah Piddle wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hi,
>
For my ASP.NET 2.0 website, I found what looks like a really great freeware
text editor (XStandard: http://xstandard.com/default.asp) but it is a COM
component. I've never set up a website and I'm not sure I want to invest a
couple of days on this control and find out it is not supported. I talked to
someone at webhost4life and he said 'it shouldn't be a problem' and I don't
like the 'shouldn't' word. I'm just wondering: should I be worried about
this or do all the web hosting companies support third-party COM controls
like this as a matter of course?
>
The XStandard control is a text editor. One of the things I like about it is
that it does not give the user a whole slough of buttons so he can choose
any font, any color of the rainbow or format his text in thousands of ways.
It lets you define the formatting options and presents them in a combo box.
Pretty clever.
>
Thanks.
>
Steve
>
>

Survey Module?

Helen,

There is a Survey Module in DotNetNuke: -

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Default.aspx?tabid=467

Hth,
Phil winstanley
Microsoft ASP.NET MVP
http://www.myservicescentral.comThanks Paul, perfect.

I'm a winforms developer, new to asp.net. This dotnetnuke looks like a
goldmine. Are there any other must-see resources I should know about? The
Rainbow portal looks very useful too. And IBuySpy of course.

Is DotNetNuke the resource of choice for ASP.Net developers?

h

"Phil Winstanley [Microsoft MVP ASP.NET]" <phil@.winstanley.name> wrote in
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> Helen,
> There is a Survey Module in DotNetNuke: -
> http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Default.aspx?tabid=467
> Hth,
> Phil winstanley
> Microsoft ASP.NET MVP
> http://www.myservicescentral.com
there are several starter kits at www.asp.net

"Helen B" <helen@.nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks Paul, perfect.
> I'm a winforms developer, new to asp.net. This dotnetnuke looks like a
> goldmine. Are there any other must-see resources I should know about? The
> Rainbow portal looks very useful too. And IBuySpy of course.
> Is DotNetNuke the resource of choice for ASP.Net developers?
> h
>
> "Phil Winstanley [Microsoft MVP ASP.NET]" <phil@.winstanley.name> wrote in
> message news:cb4nir$kjr@.odbk17.prod.google.com...
> > Helen,
> > There is a Survey Module in DotNetNuke: -
> > http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Default.aspx?tabid=467
> > Hth,
> > Phil winstanley
> > Microsoft ASP.NET MVP
> > http://www.myservicescentral.com

Switch from Cassini to IIS on a project

I was dumb and created the project as FILE instead of HTTP. I have IIS installed and want to use it instead. How can I switch my project over, or do I have to recreate it and readd my items?

- Right click on the root node of the Solution Explorer

- Goto "Options"

- In the "Server" area, say "Use Custom Server" and set the "Base URL"

done

never mind... found it

START options... :}