Installation error

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1. AMPC says:
   January 18, 2008 at 12:01 am

   I won’t be able to help you on the CRM software until Monday or Tuesday – I’m on vacation until then. Remind me if you don’t have an answer by Monday night.

   Regards,

   Jim.
2. asp2 says:
   January 19, 2008 at 12:01 am

   Jim,

   Thank you for your work, time and efforts!

   It looks like I had the same problem. I am trying to make your Web-Based-CRM scripts work on a virtual server.

   I was able to pass error ‘ASP 0126′ on index.asp by replacing conn.asp with its content (connection string).

   Then after I entered ‘admin’+'admin’ at startup/login.asp I got the same error at startup/default.asp. I replaced the <!–#include virtual=’/inc/conn.inc’–> in chklogin.asp with the connection string to see if it solves the problem. The next error I got was:

   ——
   Active Server Pages error ‘ASP 0126′

   Include file not found

   /startup/default.asp, line 25

   The include file ‘/inc/header.asp’ was not found.
   ——

   I replaced the include section <!–#include virtual=’/inc/header.asp’–> with <!– #INCLUDE FILE="../inc/header.asp" –>

   Then I did the same with other includes. After that startup/default.asp got loaded, but it looks like there’re more syntax problems there. Also the links do not work, but it’s all fixable.

   Thanks again!

   Alex
3. AMPC says:
   January 21, 2008 at 12:01 am

   Web Based CRM App – I have Windows XP Professional and I just downloaded the application, unzipped it to c: and a directory c:CRM with all the files in it was created.

   I then went into IIS and pointed my home directory (default directory) to c:crm, saved my settings and fired up firefox. In Firefox, I typed 127.0.0.1 and the application came right up without any problems (once I gave IUSR write permissions to the database.

   You may have programs if you unzip the file and tell winzip to unzip it to say crm then you’ll end up with crmcrm and the include files won’t work.

   Let me know how you installed the app and configured IIS step by step and I’ll try to duplicate and figure out what when wrong.

   Best regards,

   Jim.
4. ThinSolutions says:
   January 21, 2008 at 12:01 am

   Thanks so much Alex and Jim.
   My problem was that I have my website in a folder ISP provider, than I decided creat a folder called CRM and put all files of system there.

   Then when I copy all folders and files directly for my principal folder in my ISP provider the problem was resolved.

   Thanks a lot

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