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Hello everyone -
Newbie here with another dumb question![Smile :-) :-)](/styles/default/custom/smilies/smile.gif)
I want to have several apps under 1 domain - basically the domain root for
general users and then an "admin" folder with a database utility
www.generalusers.com
www.generalusers.com/admin
So the world will go to www.generalusers.com (Default.aspx) and see the
website and maybe fill out a form which is stored in a db.
The admin dba will go to www.generalusers.com/admin/admin.aspx and do
his/her stuff.
But if I set this up ( in 2 different VS 2005 solutions), when I publish the
admin app it erases the generalusers folder. During publish there is a
dialog box that comes up that asks is it ok to erase. If I say 'no' then
the publish fails.
How do I set this up?
There also seems to be a 'precompileapp.config' file which is written to the
domain root which I think will interfere with the generalusers app.
How do I stop the admin publishing from deleting everything in the root
folder?
Many thanks in advance.
Regards,
bruce
Newbie here with another dumb question
![Smile :-) :-)](/styles/default/custom/smilies/smile.gif)
I want to have several apps under 1 domain - basically the domain root for
general users and then an "admin" folder with a database utility
www.generalusers.com
www.generalusers.com/admin
So the world will go to www.generalusers.com (Default.aspx) and see the
website and maybe fill out a form which is stored in a db.
The admin dba will go to www.generalusers.com/admin/admin.aspx and do
his/her stuff.
But if I set this up ( in 2 different VS 2005 solutions), when I publish the
admin app it erases the generalusers folder. During publish there is a
dialog box that comes up that asks is it ok to erase. If I say 'no' then
the publish fails.
How do I set this up?
There also seems to be a 'precompileapp.config' file which is written to the
domain root which I think will interfere with the generalusers app.
How do I stop the admin publishing from deleting everything in the root
folder?
Many thanks in advance.
Regards,
bruce