Re: Multiple Subdirectories with different login pages
- From: Brock Allen <ballen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 12:11:47 -0700
<authentication> can only be specified per application. If you want different authentication schemes for the child directories then you'll have to make them applications in IIS.
-Brock DevelopMentor http://staff.develop.com/ballen
Ok here goes:
WEBSITE main directory allows anonymous users fine. SITEA, SITEB, and SITEC are all subdirectories under WEBSITE that refer to graphics and javascript in the main virtual directory. So we have the following structure. /WEBSITE /WEBSITE/images /WEBSITE/js /WEBSITE/SITEA/..... /WEBSITE/SITEB/..... /WEBSiTE/SITEC/..... Now sites A,B, and C will all have seperate loging forms using custom authentication but I want the web.config to control access so that anyone attempting to go directly to a page in one of the sites will be redirected back to the login.aspx.... /SITEA/login.aspx, /SITEB/login.aspx, or /SITEC/login.aspx.
I cannot place a seperate web.config in the the subdirectories with their own authentication xml elements...
HELP!
Brian
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