what is the difference between local form and server form

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pls tel the difference between local form and online server form....

when i run local the asp form is working bt doesnt working online server....

Posted 14-Mar-15 0:33am

sekar305

Updated 14-Mar-15 0:40am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-03-14T00:53:00

We can't answer that: there are just far too many differences.

Common reasons are:
If you are using any databases, you could have the connection strings wrong.
You could be using MessageBox and expecting that to work.
You could be trying to use applications that are installed on your PC, but not on the webserver (Microsoft Office is frequently a problem here)
You could be trying to access files via an absolute HDD address.

But there are loads of other possibilities.
So if none of those fits you, start with a cut down version of your site and keep cutting it down until it does work. Then slowly add stuff back until it doesn't. Then you should have a clue as to what area the problem is, and can start looking in detail.

But we can't help you do that! :laugh: