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Okay, so I’m at a temporary office and they’ve given me a machine with XP to do dev on. Awesome.
I’ve set the site up in IIS and I need it to serve shtml files.
Problem is, when I browse to the shtml file, the browser tries to download the file, rather than display it properly.
I’ve tried a few things that I’ve found on other site to no avail, and now I’m just getting frustrated.
Any help?!?!
-Ev
are you serving it with the correct mime type?
shtml simply use the
text/htmlmime type but your IIS might not be configured to match that file extension with that mime typeSee http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc725608(WS.10).aspx for details on adding mime types (you didn’t specify the version of IIS… those docs are for IIS 7)