Is there a way to restrict the user from changing virtual directory name
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Is it possible to restrict the user from changing virtual directory name while installing a web application using a web setup? Regards
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Is it possible to restrict the user from changing virtual directory name while installing a web application using a web setup? Regards
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A side point, your code should not care what the virtual directory name is so you may want to look at how you are doing things instead.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
but this is a typical scenario....
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but this is a typical scenario....
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but this is a typical scenario....
What is? Restricting people from changing the directory name? It isn't in my experience. It may be in yours but I am not sure how to restrict that. However, my point still stands, your code should not care what the virtual directory name is. Unless there is some real specific reason to, your code should reference paths using ~ for .net controls, etc.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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but this is a typical scenario....
What is? Restricting people from changing the directory name? It isn't in my experience. It may be in yours but I am not sure how to restrict that. However, my point still stands, your code should not care what the virtual directory name is. Unless there is some real specific reason to, your code should reference paths using ~ for .net controls, etc.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
It's been awhile, but in the properties some where (F4), you can turn off the virtual directory input so it doesn't show during installation. But I don't see the point in that. Are you going to set it for them? That installation program is old school and out of date, and only works with metadata and IIS 6 compatibility and management installed with IIS 7+.
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It's been awhile, but in the properties some where (F4), you can turn off the virtual directory input so it doesn't show during installation. But I don't see the point in that. Are you going to set it for them? That installation program is old school and out of date, and only works with metadata and IIS 6 compatibility and management installed with IIS 7+.
At last I have found this. Just removing installation folder node from user interface editor will do this for us. Thanks for your support. Regards Sebastian
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At last I have found this. Just removing installation folder node from user interface editor will do this for us. Thanks for your support. Regards Sebastian
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Oh, you found it finally, You would never know that it was there unless someone tells you, I could not remember the name of the property.
:thumbsup: Yes. Thanks for your time. :-D