Turns out you need to add to the basic ASP configuration to execute ASP code that is in HTML pages. Of course that seems like a no-brainer, but I don't recall having done that in the past. Here's the steps to do this:
- Go to Administrative Tools in the Control Panel
- Launch Internet Information Services (IIS)
- Go to your (default) website and open Properties
- Go to the Home Directory tab
- Click the Configuration.. button under the Application Settings section
- On the Mappings tab, click Add
- Enter the following information:
Executable: c:\windows\system32\inetsrv\asp.dll
Extension: .html
Verbs | Limit to: GET,HEAD,POST,TRACE
Check the boxes: Script Engine and Check that file exists - Close the dialog boxes (OK 3 times)
- Stop and Start the IIS Server
- Test / verify it now works
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