DasBlog makes my other Web Applications in-operable.

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  1. I've recently installed DasBlog on my site in the root directory.
    The DasBlog is working fine however I also have web applications in the root directory but they no longer seem to work.
    They all now seem to reference the DasBlog DLL files and telling me they are missing from the application with no relation to it.

    My directory looks like this:

    /sitename
    - app_data
    - app_code
    - bin
    - all the dasblog files sit below here
    - MyWebApp1 (marked as application)
    - MyWebApp2 (marked as application)

    I want to make the DasBlog sit in the root directory so that when someone goes to my site, the blog appears. I dont want to have it in a subdirectory.

    I've also tried the following directory setup but again it causes the same issues.
    I've created SubDirectory for the web applications but still no luck.

    /sitename
    - app_data
    - app_code
    - bin
    - all the dasblog files sit below here
    - MyWebApps
    - MyWebApp1 (marked as application)
    - MyWebApp2 (marked as application)

    How can I make the web apps work with this kind of setup?
    If I have dasBlog in a subdirectory, how can I redirect someone to the blog directly to the subdirectory without any javascript on the root page?

    Cheers
     
  2. I took your advice and just put everything in its own folder. It does save alot of headaches.

    In the end I just did a redirect on my main page which goes to my blog so it's not too bad.

    Cheers
     
  3. Very nice. [​IMG]
     
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  5. Hi,
    DasBlogis great but it is going to hijack your application.
    Best way to do this is to give DasBlog its own folder and use either subdomains or another domain name.
    Regardless of how you do the domain DasBlog will need to be in its own application pool for your main site to perform.
    You'll have an inheritance nightmare that will drive you nuts for months.
    Salute,
    Mark
     
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