virtual-directory

I have a site that will ultimately support 4 languages and 2 countries (US & Canada, English and Spanish) I'm wondering what's the best way to set up the directory structure? Right now, I have a root site called site.com: This will take you to a page where you choose your country and language. Ideally, I want to have the directory like so: site.com/ca/en/ (Canada English) site.com/ca/fr/ (Canada French) site.com/us/en/ (US English) site.com/us/es/ (US Spanish) But that will mean I will be putting a "ca" and a "us" virtual directory and language virtual directories inside that. IS that good

I have an existing DNN site set up in IIS and I want to link to another ASP.NET application in a separate folder. I want to maintain the same domain URL as follows: http://dnn9.dnndev.me/otherapplication Can anyone point me in the right direction? UPDATE Currently, the main DNN site is set up as its own site in IIS (not under Default Web Site)., with its own App Pool. I tried adding a virtual directory to the main DNN site, pointing to the other application folder. It gives a 404. I added <location path="." inheritInChildApplications="false"> around the system.web section of the DNN site web

I have multiple websites that all have the same code, but different app settings. I want to place my app settings in a separate configuration file that is located in a virtual directory. This will allow me to have a single copy of all of the code shared across all of the sites with a different virtual directory for each site. Unfortunately, when I try to configure this, IIS doesn't process the config file when it is in a virtual directory. If you have a solution to this, I would appreciate your help. Maybe using the machine.config file on your web server would be a suitable alternative?

Is it possible to have two web application projects (one main website and one running in a virtual directory such as an admin site) share the same application pool to allow the sharing of content in the back end such as static lists, session state etc? Ken Henderson A quick google search turned up this related question IIS App Pools & Static Classes with the answer that the two web sites will still be in different AppDomains and will not share Static instances. If you need to share data between your web applications you would be better served by setting up a shared database/service for the two

I have an IIS website on www.example.com and a virtual directory at www.example.com/demo/ How can I use the authentication cookie from www.example.com in my virtual directory? You are looking for a Single Site Login solution. If the article I linked to doesn't help you, there's plenty more on google when you know what to search for ;) The cookies are shared in the same domain, even shared between applications. I have used the same cookie to share authentication between a Classic ASP app and a .net app without problems. Just use the same rules to encrypt or store the cookie. A solution would be

I am having issues trying to host screwturn wiki as a virtual directory application within my current domain. the domain is hosted as something.com and the wiki would look like something.com/wiki when i browse to something.com/wiki I get Could not load file or assembly 'System.Web.Mvc, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified. Why is the virtual directory falling back to the root application. Shouldn't it be its own application boundary? I have also added to the root mvc app routes.IgnoreRoute("{

I see "Virtual Directory Support" is disabled in phpinfo.php, how can I enable it ? johannes In short: You can't easily. And you should not. Longer story: PHP is supposed to provide a shared nothing environment. In this context this means if two scripts are running in parallel they should not interfere. In most cases this is no issue as different scripts use different processes. (Apache module with mod_prefork, FastCGI, fpm etc.) But in some scenarios people use PHP as a module in a threaded environment. (Microsoft IIS module, Apache mod_mpm module etc.) If that is the case PHP can't rely on