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Jim Heavey
Hello, I am taking ASP.Net at school and I have run into differences
between running the code at home and running it at school.
I have a couple of issues which I believe are related to the folder
under which I am running my application on is not designated as an
"application folder" so things like Forms authentication does not
function correctly.
I have not been successfull in getting the school to change the folder
to an application folder, so I was wondering how I would go about
setting the same situation up on my home machine to "validate" that this
is the root cause of my issues.
Using Windows Explorer, I created a directory in WWWRoot and ported over
my application. When I do, the application does fail and I get a
"different error" message, but It is failing right in the web.config
file on the <authentication. On the school machine it was giving me an
error about "<customErrors", but that was a bogus message.
Now what exactly would I now need to do to make this folder an
"application folder", so that I can see the problem "go away".
Thanks in advance for your assitance!!!!!!!
between running the code at home and running it at school.
I have a couple of issues which I believe are related to the folder
under which I am running my application on is not designated as an
"application folder" so things like Forms authentication does not
function correctly.
I have not been successfull in getting the school to change the folder
to an application folder, so I was wondering how I would go about
setting the same situation up on my home machine to "validate" that this
is the root cause of my issues.
Using Windows Explorer, I created a directory in WWWRoot and ported over
my application. When I do, the application does fail and I get a
"different error" message, but It is failing right in the web.config
file on the <authentication. On the school machine it was giving me an
error about "<customErrors", but that was a bogus message.
Now what exactly would I now need to do to make this folder an
"application folder", so that I can see the problem "go away".
Thanks in advance for your assitance!!!!!!!