You're welcome Markus,
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| Subject: Re: ASP.NET 2.0 - Forms auth - no images and css on login page
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| Hi Steven,
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| thanks for the information. You are right. VS.NET's builtin Webserver has
| caused the problem.
|
| Regards,
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| Markus
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| | > Hi Markus,
| >
| > For the static resources (images , css...) being protected problem,
first
| > we can double check that the linked resources' path are correct. If so,
| > are
| > you using .net's buildin TestServer to developing the asp.net web app
| > instead of IIS? Based on my experience, this is potential cause since
the
| > TestServer will accept all the requests (no matter for asp.net pages or
| > static resources like css or images....), thus, when we use
| > FormsAuthentication to protected our side(root dir and sub dirs...), all
| > the static files in the app folder will also be protected from
| > unauthenticated users....
| >
| > If this is the case, you can consider the following options:
| >
| > 1. Developing the web application in IIS instead of the TestServer
| >
| > 2. Or you can temporarly set <authroization> for your static resources'
| > folder to let anonymous access(for forms authentication...)
| >
| > Hope helps. Thanks,
| >
| > Steven Cheng
| > Microsoft Online Support
| >
| > Get Secure!
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| > | Hi Dominick,
| > |
| > | > first of all - ASP.NET does not protect non-ASP.NET content by
default
| > -
| > | > only if you map the corresponding extensions to aspnet_isapi.dll in
| > IIS
| > | > manager. If you have not configured the application like this you
| > might
| > | > have a different problem.
| > |
| > | I requested Default.css and got redirected to the login page. I have
not
| > | changes anything within the web server configuration.
| > | Could it be that I experienced this behaviour because I use the VS.NET
| > 2005
| > | integrated "Development Server" and not IIS?
| > |
| > | > To exclude files - or better directories - from authentication use a
| > | > <location> element - i would copy all files that have to be
available
| > to
| > | > anon users in a central directory, e.g. calle public.
| > |
| > | That sounds good. Thank you!
| > |
| > | Markus
| > |
| > |
| > |
| >
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