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I have a website (www.teahua.com) that is written using ASP.NET (2.0) and C# running on a Debian server using mono. The hosting provider provides statistic on the website using webalizer.

The statistics is accessed uing www.teahua.com/stats (and it runs the index.html page).

I am relatively new to the ASP.NET arena. My question is how can I display / include the stats page, and all other links from that page, using ASP.NET.

Thank you for your help

Paul Sweatte
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John Viseur
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  • first view what the error is. for that set `` in your `web.config` – naveen Jun 05 '11 at 06:17
  • I should have said. "The statistics normally, for non asp pages, can be accessed using www.teahua.com/stats but because it is a asp.net site it gives me an error. – John Viseur Jun 05 '11 at 08:41

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Option 1 - iFrame

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/HTML/Element/iframe

Option 2 - HTTPWebRequest - Download the webpage, process it, and provide it to your users.

http://wiki.asp.net/page.aspx/285/httpwebrequest/

After downloading the file, you can provide it to your users within a div or literal. Depending on your choice, you may want to strip out key tags, or perhaps the entire header portion of the downloaded file.

Brian Webster
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  • agreed. tht it might offend :) – naveen Jun 05 '11 at 06:19
  • Thanks Hamlin. It keeps giving cannot access "/stats/index.aspx". This only happens for the ASP.NET. I have no problem accessing the stats from my php site – John Viseur Jun 05 '11 at 08:38
  • Remote in to the server that is serving your ASPX page, open a web browser, and try to navigate directly to the stats page. Does it work? The answer will help the debugging process – Brian Webster Jun 05 '11 at 16:23