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• enableCrossAppRedirects - and dealing with redirects

  I really don't fully understand what this does when enabled. It says that "A boolean value indicating whether authenticated users are remembered when redirected to URLs in other web applications on the same server". So, by remembered... that is NOT talking about session state being saved between apps right? That is just saying that if you login with a cookied or whatever and then use response.redirect after they login to pass them to another app, that the other app goes "yeah,

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/10/2009

• Re: IIS 6 - runs as application but fails to work as Virtual Directory: Parser Error Could not load blah._Default

  Thank you for your help. Question: If I make it a virtual directory then I won't be able to have my own bin folder. This sub-app folder uses various 3rd party controls (Telerek menus, etc...) and the parent portal does not make use of those or in some cases uses older or newer versions. So I don't want to have to make them share the same bin directory together. Is there any way around that?

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/8/2009

• Unable to access item in session state - parentportal uses forms auth, childsite-app consumes, but can't get to session state from child app?

  So I have a ParentPortal that uses forms login, and a ChildApp that shares that same forms login. That part seems to work, you can't browse the child until you first login to the parentportal with your forms user/pass. The problem I have though is that when you login to the ParentPortal various values are placed into session state. I need to access a few of those in the child app site, but when I attempt to they just return a NULL value. Can someone provide me with some help/advice on this? Forms

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/8/2009

• web.config - loginurl : How do I specify a root path in there? ~\login.aspx?

  I have: <authentication mode="Forms"> <forms name="authcookie" loginUrl="login.aspx"/> </authentication> I need to tell it to send it to the root /login.aspx as I want to set this up for a sub-application to share login with the parent. I can't seem to get this to work however, how do I specify the parent or rather root/login.aspx?

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/7/2009

• Re: web.config - loginurl : How do I specify a root path in there? ~\login.aspx?

  That does seem to work, thank you!

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/7/2009

• Re: Need to refer to parent app's login page: ~/Login.aspx is not working in the sub-site, suggestions?

  But it still seems to inherit web.config settings even though it is setup as an application. So from what I am seeing, it being an application (it has the little gear in IIS 6) still allows it to inherit web.config settings from the parent site. I don't think it will run if I remove the application part of it, as I would then have to move stuff in its bin into the parent's bin and that is a huge mess :(

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/7/2009

• Need to refer to parent app's login page: ~/Login.aspx is not working in the sub-site, suggestions?

  I have DefaultWebSite->PortalSite->MyApp I am placing this in the web.config of PortalSite: <authentication mode="Forms"> <forms name="AuthCookie" loginUrl="~/login.aspx" protection="All" path="/" /> </authentication> I am not specifying any authentication data in the MyApp (sub application) web.config. The web.config of MyApp does not seem to work though, instead of going to the root which would be PortalSite/login.aspx it

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/7/2009

• Re: IIS 6 - runs as application but fails to work as Virtual Directory: Parser Error Could not load blah._Default

  OK, so I moved the MySite.dll from the "OurPortal/MySite/bin" to the "OurPortal/bin" folder. Then it worked. HOWEVER, I have new issues. I used a master page and now my Master Page references are all worthless because they are to : MasterPageFile ="~/MasterPages/Site.Master" I would need to change that to be "~/MySite/MasterPages/Site.Master" But then I need to change ALL my ~/ links. Is there some better way to do this? What is the best practice for dealing

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/3/2009

• IIS 6 - runs as application but fails to work as Virtual Directory: Parser Error Could not load blah._Default

  So I have this Visual Studio 08 project that we need to deploy to our IIS 6 server. IIS is setup as: IIS -> Web Sites -> Default Web Site-> Our Portal -> MySite I need MySite to inherit things from OurPortal, even though it is a separate VS solution. So after deploying "MySite" I went into IIS and removed the application from it to make it a virtual directory only. Now when it was set as an application it would run fine, EXCEPT it did not inherit things of course. I am using

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/3/2009

• Want to use a path for NavigateURL - *mydomain*/Folder/file - how can I do that dynamically?

  I have code like this: <asp:HyperLink ID="HyperLink11" runat="server" NavigateUrl="Docs/Some.pdf" Target="_blank">Some Pdf</asp:HyperLink></li> However, I'm pretty sure that won't work unless I do something like www.mydomain.com/Docs/Some.pdf , so how can I use something like server.mappath (but with a relative URL instead of a file directory) link? How do I say "Go to my root, and then down to the docs folder, then get some.pdf

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Maxer_Ars on 12/1/2009