John Bailey
2006-10-25 19:26:02 UTC
I am developing two sites using Visual Studio 2005 and ASP.Net. I use the
built in web server to test my sites. I recently upgraded my development
machine to IE7 and have noticed that there are differences in the handling of
divs between the two browsers. I had expected this, but now I have run into
another problem.
I had thought I could view the site from a virtual pc I run on my
development machine. I use the virtual machine for another project that
requires a very specific build environment, but thought I could also take
advantage of it to view the web sites using IE6. I use a loopback adapter
with the Virtual PC to allow access to other resources on my machine, but
cannot access the web site.
I'm pretty sure if I install IIS on my dev machine this will work, but I
would prefer not to. Is there any way to view the site running in the built
in web server or is there another suggested way to run IE6 and IE7 in
parallel?
built in web server to test my sites. I recently upgraded my development
machine to IE7 and have noticed that there are differences in the handling of
divs between the two browsers. I had expected this, but now I have run into
another problem.
I had thought I could view the site from a virtual pc I run on my
development machine. I use the virtual machine for another project that
requires a very specific build environment, but thought I could also take
advantage of it to view the web sites using IE6. I use a loopback adapter
with the Virtual PC to allow access to other resources on my machine, but
cannot access the web site.
I'm pretty sure if I install IIS on my dev machine this will work, but I
would prefer not to. Is there any way to view the site running in the built
in web server or is there another suggested way to run IE6 and IE7 in
parallel?