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Hopefully, I can set this up with enough detail. I would appreciate
any assistance.
I'm using Visual Studio.Net (VB) to come up with a web app that has one
'Menu Page' used to access a few different web forms. In the solution
I currently have 2 projects, Home and Room1 for example. Home is set
as the Startup Project. It also has the only web.config file. Does
each individual project need to have its own web.config file?
Home consists of home.aspx, which has a button for each web form that
will be accessed and login.aspx, which is the security entry point. In
IIS, we have Home and Room1, each as a folder at the same level in
wwwroot. In other words, Room1 is not a subdirectory of Home.
Maybe I should just stop here and ask the question; What is the correct
setup for using one web form as an entry point to multiple web forms?
Behind the button, do I use:
Response.Redirect("/Room1/start.aspx")
or
Response.Redirect("https://Home.mydomain.com/Room1/start.aspx")
Has anyone seen any good articles that can explain this setup?
Sorry if I didn't do a good job of explaining this. I will be glad to
give more details if they are needed.
Thanks.
Rudy
any assistance.
I'm using Visual Studio.Net (VB) to come up with a web app that has one
'Menu Page' used to access a few different web forms. In the solution
I currently have 2 projects, Home and Room1 for example. Home is set
as the Startup Project. It also has the only web.config file. Does
each individual project need to have its own web.config file?
Home consists of home.aspx, which has a button for each web form that
will be accessed and login.aspx, which is the security entry point. In
IIS, we have Home and Room1, each as a folder at the same level in
wwwroot. In other words, Room1 is not a subdirectory of Home.
Maybe I should just stop here and ask the question; What is the correct
setup for using one web form as an entry point to multiple web forms?
Behind the button, do I use:
Response.Redirect("/Room1/start.aspx")
or
Response.Redirect("https://Home.mydomain.com/Room1/start.aspx")
Has anyone seen any good articles that can explain this setup?
Sorry if I didn't do a good job of explaining this. I will be glad to
give more details if they are needed.
Thanks.
Rudy