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Debugging a Web Site using Visual Studio

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Debugging a Web Site using Visual Studio

I am studying a web site that caught my eye by making a test site privately. Since the original html and CSS and JavaScript code is on a Windows Server and since I am making a test version on a Linux server, there are issues with missing links because of case sensitivity.

Anyway, this is he point. When I load the test website, I get an error message that some file cannot be found. Because of the size and all the connections and files, it is difficult to track down what file is missing or misnamed file. Now, I think there is a way to easily find out exactly what file is not found. I think there is a way to do this using Visual Studio test classes and projects. Am I right?
 
complete said:
Debugging a Web Site using Visual Studio

I am studying a web site that caught my eye by making a test site privately. Since the original html and CSS and JavaScript code is on a Windows Server and since I am making a test version on a Linux server, there are issues with missing links because of case sensitivity.

Anyway, this is he point. When I load the test website, I get an error message that some file cannot be found. Because of the size and all the connections and files, it is difficult to track down what file is missing or misnamed file. Now, I think there is a way to easily find out exactly what file is not found. I think there is a way to do this using Visual Studio test classes and projects. Am I right?
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If your local project is an ASP.NET website, then you can use a combination of redirecting in the Web.Config and/or a Global.asax file to catch site-wide problems. Though the description you provided of the source material and your role in this seems very suspicious.
 
PTNL said:
If your local project is an ASP.NET website, then you can use a combination of redirecting in the Web.Config and/or a Global.asax file to catch site-wide problems. Though the description you provided of the source material and your role in this seems very suspicious.
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I agree, something is odd with this request....
 
I think you're going about this the wrong way. While you can get visual studio to load test a specific website (e.g. play back logs), this isn't what you need here.

It's easier! In either IE 10, Firefox or Crome just press F12 to open firebug. Click on the network tab, refresh the page and any 404 errors (not found) will be displayed in red.
 
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