IIS 6.0 Virtual Directory
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I have a website called abc. I created a virtual directory pointing to this folder. This folder also contains a admin folder. I want users to access as follows: abc.com should take them to default.aspx in the main folder. abc.com\admin should take them to the default.aspx folder in admin folder. How can i achieve this?
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I have a website called abc. I created a virtual directory pointing to this folder. This folder also contains a admin folder. I want users to access as follows: abc.com should take them to default.aspx in the main folder. abc.com\admin should take them to the default.aspx folder in admin folder. How can i achieve this?
create a virtual directory admin pointing to your admin folder in the main directory. Set the default(say default.aspx) page for newly created folder.
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I have a website called abc. I created a virtual directory pointing to this folder. This folder also contains a admin folder. I want users to access as follows: abc.com should take them to default.aspx in the main folder. abc.com\admin should take them to the default.aspx folder in admin folder. How can i achieve this?
first, create virtual directory for abc by right-clicking on the default website in your iis. here in documents tab move default.aspx to top. Then right-click on the virtual directory abc which you have just created and select new--> virtual directory-->alias name admin-->give tha path and so on. right click admin VD to select properties in the documents tab move default.aspx to top this may help u Regards sunilwise
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first, create virtual directory for abc by right-clicking on the default website in your iis. here in documents tab move default.aspx to top. Then right-click on the virtual directory abc which you have just created and select new--> virtual directory-->alias name admin-->give tha path and so on. right click admin VD to select properties in the documents tab move default.aspx to top this may help u Regards sunilwise
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Thanks! I am getting the following error: there is a master page in admin folder called admin.master. another page called x.aspx is inheriting from the master page which causes this to appear: modified on Friday, July 25, 2008 11:53 AM]]>
Civic06 wrote:
now there is a problem because the path is this: abc/admin/admin/Admin.master which obviously doesn't exist. i can modify the MasterPageFile but it causes a problem when i want to compile and debug on my local machine.
i think u have created second virtual directory under admin folder.The second VD you should create under VD abc Regards sunilwise