jcarle

That's really up to nLite to determine what it does or does not want to support, you'll find that generally speaking most, if not all, critical updates are usually supported and that's it's some of the other packages such as .NET that are not directly integrateable using nLite.

That's not completely true... although the IDE doesn't support it in box, take a look at this.

Generally speaking using either Joomla or Drupal goes well due to their obviously widespread acceptance.

@kp380lv : Please refrain from posting such a large amount of code in your post, using an attachment keeps the thread easier to read.

Glad you figured. Thanks for letting us know.

If you're on a limited budget, I'd suggest that you sign up for a free hosting account at http://www.nofeehost.com/ where you'll be able to properly learn how to write server side ASP pages without having to figure out how to run it locally.

Event logs are your friend.

For anyone else wondering the answer to this, the missing portion was setting up a domain and DNS to point to the IP.

Generally speaking, the drive letter should always remain the same after the drive has been completely installed unless other drive letters have changed.

Did you write your webpage in frontpage?

What operating system are you running on your media server?

Does the issue occur every day at the same time or is it random? Is there anything specific happening when this occurs?

Have you verified your IIS host headers in the website?

What language is this? PHP?

I would suggest using the correct MIME Type instead of application/force-download. Different browsers may choose to interpret this differently.

Any kind of thumbnail generation from video files will require a server side video processing component.

I would suggest if you wish to do something that's exclusively client side script based that you move to using Javascript instead of VBScript. What you're doing may work perfectly fine in IE, but unfortunately, client side scripting using VBScript is only supported by IE. Javascript, however, is cross browser. If you want to do server side scripting, you could look at using ASP which allows you to code using VBScript on the server side and still maintain cross browser compatibility.

It could be an alias for include(_once)? The PHP syntax can get pretty confusing sometimes and perhaps you're posted only part of the command... so... I'm at a lost to be able to answer this better without further information.

Could you post the HTML source code for your signature?

WUD works the same way Internet Explorer or any other web browser would have, all connections are made out bound first. If you're using a typical home setup, proxying should not be an issue. Perhaps you have a firewall that is blocking outgoing connections for WUD or you have a routing issue between yourself and microsoft.com Are you running an anti-virus or firewall?

You're not doing anything wrong. This feature has not yet been reimplemented with the 2.4 refresh. It has been filed and will be address with the next release.

I hope the new naming scheme has helped bring clarification to the differences in the ULs.

I've taken note of these issues, you'll see them addressed with the next release. Thank you for bringing this up.

Do you have any errors in your event logs or any error messages?

I'm not quite sure why there's a difference... generally speaking, duplicate filenames is not an issue for anything other then perhaps the .NET packages IIRC.