support for your own web.config?

Discussion in 'ASP.NET / ASP.NET Core' started by keljerkenne, Jul 22, 2003.

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  1. When I upload my web.config file from my application, I start
    getting errors. Is there support for using my own web.config?
     
  2. What kind of errors are you getting? Is your web.config file in your webroot, or in a folder? If your web.config file is in a folder, I beleive you will need to make the folder an IIS application. You can use the discountasp.net control panel to do this.

    Cheers,
    bajdev
     
  3. I have a copy of web.config file in a sub folder.

    It was mentioned that I need to make the folder an IIS application.

    How can you use the discountasp.net control panel to do this?
     
  4. Very easy (thank you DiscountASP) :
    Go to your Control Panel (https://my.discountasp.net) and select the
    web application tool. There you fill in the name of the directory and click "Create Web Application"

    Shouldn't be to difficult ...

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  5. Thanks.Worked OK.
     
  6. Just noticed the URL has extra code.
    Can someone tell what it is and how to not have it come up...

    www.webspacedev.net/superior/(xlhpuf453bsyatnt1sdr3ar2)/index.aspx

    It's the "(xlhpuf453bsyatnt1sdr3ar2)" I'm wondering about.

    Thanks.
     
  7. Yep,

    That is the session-ID. In your configuration, you can choose to not use session cookies (so your website will work whether or not your clients have enabled session-cookies).
    In your web.config file, in the <u>sessionState</u> element, you could set the <u>cookieless</u> value to false (which is "true" for the moment).



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