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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Porting Problems

    I developed the ASP.NET page on my own pc under its own folder, now it is time to move it over to the server where it will be in the root folder. I thought this would be simple but of course not

    The pages will still run fine in the browser, but i cant view them in Visual Studio, as the folders no longer match.. so i move the project than change the working folder to suit the change and move it back, but the error remains, it still insists the URL is servername/projectname as if the project must reside in a folder of its own name

    don't tell me it HAS to be in a folder...

    another issue im having is my server2003 file settings, any code where i open a file throws a security error saying asp.net doesnt have read access, but i added ASPNET and the IUSR accounts so it does... so if anyone knows about that one too pls let me know

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    Re: Porting Problems

    Ok, I think I know what you mean by your first question.

    The VS "virtual path" it's located inside the (projectName).vbproj.webinfo. Change that one with the correct IIS address and you'll be able to open the proyect on the server.

    If that's what your question was about, if not refrase it please.

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    Re: Porting Problems

    perfect,
    thanks alot.

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