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Chapter 35: Building Applications Using Windows SharePoint Services Data 975
How Cool v2 Support Problem/Solutions Knowledge Base
Regardless of what you add for code here, be sure that you add the new link
shown for ProbSolutionKB.aspx. (In the preceding example, this new link, How Cool v2 Support Problem/Solutions Knowledge Base,
appears in boldface type.) Save your work either by pressing Ctrl+S or by selecting File
from the top menu and then clicking Save Default.aspx. To build the project to ensure
there are no errors, from the top menu, select Build and then click Build Project.
Assuming you have no build errors, next you need to test the new home page
in your browser (not within Visual Studio). Do this by either opening Internet
Explorer and navigating to the URL of the site (in our example, http://s2003e:383)
or, in Visual Studio in the Solution Explorer pane, right-clicking the name
(Default.aspx) and selecting Browse With from the menu. In the Browse With dialog
box, select Microsoft Internet Explorer from the Browser List and then click Browse.
Note You could also simply build and start the project by pressing the F5
key or, from the top menu, selecting Debug and then clicking Start. Because
Default.aspx is already set as the start page, it will automatically open (if
there are no build errors). If you do use this method, verify that the page
works and then stop debugging so that we can add the new page in the next
section.
If you click the link for the Knowledge Base page, you should get a message
that says “The page cannot be found,” but the link should be correct (http://s2003e:
383/ProbSolutionKB.aspx). Once you have tested the page, close the browser.