I have lost the functioning browse choice buttons. They (for multiple d.b.) do not present the list of items to choose from, instead I get the "page can not be found" message. I can still search by put text in the input field and submit. I have webpublisher PRO 8.0 and was working on upgrading it. I upgraded IE from 5.0 to 6.0 and added SP4 to my Windows 2000 server (I have since backed-off SP4).
I was able to upgrade a test server from 8.0 to 11.0 with a bunch of server patches and updates (like .NET) running the same databases.
Does anyone have a suggestion. Of course I was updating my production box. The link to the d.b. server is http://www.co.ulster.ny.us/archives/series.html

Thank you
Jim

check your iis extensions list make sure you still have .net, isapi etc allowed.

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iis extensions list

I believe my extensions are okay. I can do a hard coded query successfully, but if I try to use the browse choice button I get page cannot be found. Here is my main page of d.b. http://www.co.ulster.ny.us/archives/database.html The search links are what I am having the problem with.
Thanks again for any assistance I can get.
Jim

I had a client the other day with a simular problem. some things to check are:

check that your InmagicBrowse virtual directory is going to the inmagicBrowse directory (inside the ics-wpd directory on web server).

also check that the index_browse.aspx file exists

check .net 2.0 web extensions are allowed in IIS.

make sure the InmagicBrowse virtual directory is running .net 2.0

try adding your url to your servers host file

Craig

Thank you. That was what I was missing. Don't know why I didn't notice it, since I had my test system working fine.

One last problem, is now that the browse choice brings up the index list of my items. If I mouse click on any item I get the following: Server Error in '/InmagicBrowse' Application. Runtime error.

If I do a find within the browser choice window then a select and close. Then all works fine. Seems to be on my mouse selection in the browser choice window.

Thank you once again for all your help.

Jim