How to work multiple web.config files in sub domains?

[sri_con3]

Hi this is Sri, I am working on a online shopping cart project. This project contain three Modules 1 Online Shopping a. Adminb. Vender c. User So I created three sub domains for each Module In domain (online Shopping) root web.conif is set authentication mode as “Forms” loginUrl = “login.aspx” which is in domain root folder default.aspx is the start up page for whole domain which in root folder in my sub domains (Admin,Vender) is also having the login.aspx and default.aspx files My prob is tat when ever Admin or Vender try to log in with respect of their login pages (admin/login.aspx, vender/login.aspx) after authentication is completed they are transferring to root default.aspx page bec it is the startup page for the appdomin But I want to transfer them to their respective home pages(admin/default.aspx, vender/default.aspx) So I have to override the startup page to the appdomain. Is it possible overrideing of start page is yes how? Or is there any alternate solution for this task? pls Help on it sri -- modified at 3:01 Friday 31st March, 2006

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[nnabuikem]

u can direct the user to their various startup pages from the login page. u can use response.redirect to direct the users after authentication. I'll show u a what it could look like: If Not (UserID Is Nothing) And UserID <> "" Then FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(Username.Text, False) If accountSystem.RoleName = "Admin" Then Response.Redirect("../Modules/admin/index.aspx") ElseIf accountSystem.RoleName = "CampBoss" Then Response.Redirect("../Modules/Campboss/") ElseIf accountSystem.RoleName = "Store" Then Response.Redirect("../Modules/store/") End If End If Nnabuikem - MCAD

[sri_con3]

thanks for tat url its a good one but its not containing the info abt the subdomain web.config task sri

[sri_con3]

hi, thanks for ur response. in my appdomain i have different login.aspx pages for each user so i dont have to find the user Role name just i have to tranfer the authenicated user to specified aspx page. if u have any solution for it please post it tat will be helpfull for me sri

[sudharsong]

why don't you go for a common login page becoz u can redirect according to the user and u can maintain authorisation for every user.that would be eating less resource. with regards, susa