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Steve Franks
I am using VS.NET 2005 beta 2. When I run my project locally using the
default ASP.NET Development Web Server it runs using a root address like
this:
http://localhost:11243/testsite/
However when I deploy to a remote test server running real IIS, the real
root of my application becomes:
http://localhost/
What I want to do is have it so that on my local machine the asp.net dev
server does not use the virtual root, and instead uses:
http://localhost:11243/
The reason for this is so that my URLs will work.
For example I have to specify a background image url in my style sheets, and
a path like /images/whatever.gif is translating differently depending on
whether I run this locally in dev or remotely in production.
Thanks,
Steve
default ASP.NET Development Web Server it runs using a root address like
this:
http://localhost:11243/testsite/
However when I deploy to a remote test server running real IIS, the real
root of my application becomes:
http://localhost/
What I want to do is have it so that on my local machine the asp.net dev
server does not use the virtual root, and instead uses:
http://localhost:11243/
The reason for this is so that my URLs will work.
For example I have to specify a background image url in my style sheets, and
a path like /images/whatever.gif is translating differently depending on
whether I run this locally in dev or remotely in production.
Thanks,
Steve