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hanleycp
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Added: January/24/2007 at 4:19pm \| IP Logged

I get to a point that v7 works and then I move everything from the .net add on into the correct places and I have made sure that I have set all permission correctly.

When I run testprotect.aspx I get "Invalid Request (Bad hostname)" and the address in the address bar is as follows instead of my url (ip address).

In webconfig I have used various attempts at the path for asspplogin.aspx including /../aspplogin.aspx, ~/, ../, /, but the only thing that keeps it tied to my ip address in the address bar is /../aspplogin.aspx.

http://localhost/aspprotectnet/aspplogin.aspx?ReturnUrl=/tes tprotect.aspx

Everything else on the site works fine except for that file.

Also, I don't seem to have the .vb files associated with aspplogin or testprotect. When I open the files in visual studio they are underlined becasue they cannot be found.

Thanks in advance for any help.

flesso
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Added: January/25/2007 at 2:53am \| IP Logged

the .vb files are codebehind, and so when the project was compiled, the code behind files become part of the actuall dll

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Added: January/25/2007 at 3:33am \| IP Logged

yes, like flesso says your not supposed to get those files. exclude then from compilation in vb by right clicking if it bothers you or causes an issue.

As for the path issue based on what you showed me for a url my guess would be that you should be using /aspprotectnet/asplogin.aspx as the path in the web config because on a local development machine the virtual root starts after Inetpub\wwwroot... not after a web within it

or aspplogin.aspx all by itslelf may work as well depending on what your doing

I Dont think you want to do any "../" stuff there..

You can also try the entire http:// path to it.. I cant remember off hand if that works or not but I think it might

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