Ian
Thu Sep 23 23:52:19 CDT 2004
Normally you would just add
?contents=1
to the end of the page URL in IE and you will be able disable any suspected
parts before opening the page in FP
but if you have faulty web parts on a page that are not in a web part zone
then this doesn't work (in my experience) .
Even if the web part is disabled, it is not removed from the page and
FrontPage will still fail to edit the page even though you can view the page
in IE.
When browsing to the page (maybe using IE on the server) you should get an
error which indicates which part/assembly is causing the problem and then
look for any error in the web.config etc.
I get this problem often when I restore sites or portals to other servers
and forget about all the great 3rd party add-ons I've used :-)
Regards,
Ian
http://www.wssdemo.com
"Greg Merideth" <beta-gm@forwardtechnology.net> wrote in message
news:p4idnViAPP2cq87cRVn-uA@comcast.com...
> Check each webpart to make sure that its listed in the gac (if needed) or
> is properly registered. The only way to find out which ones causing the
> problem (due to Microsoft's bang up error reporting) is to remove each
> webpart one by one until you find the culprit.
>
> Maybe in Sharepoint Version 52 they'll get around to resolving that
> annoying as hell error (bug in my opinion).
>
>
> Dean wrote:
>> I am getting the following error. How can I determine which part or
>> control
>> is causing the problem?
>>
>> Microsoft.SharePoint.SoapServer.SoapServerException was thrown. A Web
>> Part
>> or Web Form Control on this Web Part Page cannot be displayed or imported
>> because it is not registered as safe on this site. You may not be able to
>> open this page in an HTML editor that is compatible with Microsoft
>> Windows
>> SharePoint Services, such as Microsoft Office FrontPage. To fix this
>> page,
>> contact the site administrator to have the Web Part or Web Form Control
>> configured as safe. You can also remove the Web Part or Web Form Control
>> from the page by using the Web Parts Maintenance Page. If you have the
>> necessary permissions, you can use this page to disable Web Parts
>> temporarily or remove personal settings. For more information, contact
>> your
>> site administrator.
>>