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 GoDaddy 500 - Internal Server Error

 		7/10/2010 2:58:24 PM
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 heets author

I have a GoDaddy deluxe window hosting account (argggh, I know). My application works as intended on the Demo server but on the GoDaddy host I can't get past the login screen.

I am fairly confident that my dbconnection file is correct because if I alter it I cannot even get to the login screen and if I enter an incorrect password it returns me to the login screen with an "incorrect password" message. (the login credentials are in a table in the database)
Any suggestions would be appreciated! Is my logic sound about the dbconnection file?
thanks,

Bruce
H
 		heets author 7/10/2010

forgot to mention that I am using an Access database.
Admin 7/12/2010

As a first step you need to uncheck 'Friendly HTTP error messages' in IE settings to see what's the actual error message is.
I recommend to contact support team directly sending your application URL, username and password.
H
 		heets author 7/28/2010

For those of you who are curious how this turned out....

I never really figured out what was causing this error but by starting over from scratch and adding features one at a time I eventually got the application up and running.
The support staff and xlinesoft were very responsive which helped a lot!
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 		webwork 8/10/2010



I have a GoDaddy deluxe window hosting account (argggh, I know). My application works as intended on the Demo server but on the GoDaddy host I can't get past the login screen.

I am fairly confident that my dbconnection file is correct because if I alter it I cannot even get to the login screen and if I enter an incorrect password it returns me to the login screen with an "incorrect password" message. (the login credentials are in a table in the database)
Any suggestions would be appreciated! Is my logic sound about the dbconnection file?
thanks,

Bruce



Check the permissions on the database itself, open them up