MimeTeX not working in published page

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Hi everyone,
Before you can host an ASP.net website, you first have to publish it. I have an ASP.net website which I used the MimeTeX.dll in. The MimeTex.dll worked fine while I was developing it, it rendered the LaTex tags as images perfectly on my web page. But after I published the site, it doesn't work, the images don't appear when I view the webpage from the IIS.
Please does anyone know a work around or solution to this problem.

Posted 26-Mar-14 12:00pm

OsoJames

Updated 29-Mar-14 4:01am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Mar-14 19:26pm

Not enough information.
—SA

OsoJames 29-Mar-14 9:01am

Sorry for the late reply, but I have updated the question. Please see if you could help me out now.

CHill60 29-Mar-14 9:58am

"It doesn't work" is still not enough information - is any error displayed? Is MimeText actually installed on the server?

OsoJames 29-Mar-14 10:03am

The images that the MimeTex.dll help to display during development doesn't show after deployment when viewed from the localhost.

CHill60 29-Mar-14 10:06am

Assuming you've installed it on the host server?

OsoJames 29-Mar-14 10:07am

Yes please

CHill60 29-Mar-14 10:14am

It might be worth checking the relative path where you're pointing to MimeTeX in your HTML ... use ~ for the root folder.

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