Re: Login required

"john" <> wrote in message
news:c0c4c03a-cf33-483c-8381-...
>I am hosting my own website on 2k3 and have created my website with my
> items for sale. Each item has its own page. I've always added a page
> with no problem . However, I just added a page that has a map in it
> (the other pages have maps from the same website too). Now only for
> the new page, , it displays the entire page , minus the map and has a
> login dialogue box in the middle of the page. It will not display the
> map without credentials.
>
> I have no idea why. I looked at the Asp.net properties and there was
> no difference between the pages. Would really appreciate help.Thanks.


I'm not a developer, and this question is best suited for the .Net Framework
newsgroups (which I cross posted), but the only thing I can think of as a
non-developer, is where is this map coming from? Another source (such as an
outside website) or something internal under a folder, which may not have
the correct permissions on it? If an outside source, it's possible that they
require authentication, but since it is not a Windows-based authentication,
it will not popup the logon box.

(cross-posted to microsoft.public.dotnet.framework and
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet newsgroups)

I don't know if Google Groups supports cross-posting, or the ability to
reply-all to all newsgroups. When replying, make sure the additional groups
are in the Newsgroups list so you can reply to anyone that responds from the
other groups I cross-posted it to. If it doesn't work that way, I suggest to
use a newsreader. XP has one built in, Outlook Express, as well as Vista and
7 called Windows Mail. Just create a news account, and select
news.microsoft.com as the newsgroup server, then select the three groups
that this is posting to. It's completely free, you can remain anonymous, no
logon required, and has much more features than Google Groups. And don't
forget where Google groups pushes/pulls post from - the Microsoft Public
Newsgroups. So why not go directly to the source?

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