As the title say, I have never really setup a website that runs on MS IIS. Only php etc.
I have a great idea but I need help with how to set the project up. If you have experience in installing application etc that runs on .NET, please add me on Steam!
If we get it working like I wanted then I can definitely give you something back.
MS IIS is a web server, PHP is a server side scripting language so you cant really draw similarities between them.
For a web server your usually going to use either Apache Nginx or IIS in most cases. Personally I would steer clear of IIS and opt for either Apache or my personal choice Nginx. From there you can install things like PHP.
Websites using languages such as PHP, Python, Asp.NET (as well as the usual HTML/CSS markup and JS which goes without saying really). Your websites runs on a web server platform which are those which I outlined above.
The script is built on .NET so kinda need MS IIS 7 website with .NET 4.
The problem is that I need help setting it up how I want.
What is it that ain't working?
Folder its installed in?
Redirects?
Shared session?
[QUOTE=Nisd;40715784]What is it that ain't working?
Folder its installed in?
Redirects?
Shared session?[/QUOTE]
The application is working fine. I just don't know how to make it behave the way I want.
Basically the application is a page where you do stuff. I want the random people to see another page so they cannot screw around in the application.
Lets say you upload stuff in the application, I want people to see the page where stuff are uploaded rather than the application itself.
Add me on Steam if you can help me, thanks.
Gotta be someone here on FP?
[QUOTE=SweFox*;40715886]The application is working fine. I just don't know how to make it behave the way I want.
Basically the application is a page where you do stuff. I want the random people to see another page so they cannot screw around in the application.
Lets say you upload stuff in the application, I want people to see the page where stuff are uploaded rather than the application itself.
Add me on Steam if you can help me, thanks.[/QUOTE]
That sounds like authentication that should be handled by your app and not something that has anything to do with IIS.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;40731153]That sounds like authentication that should be handled by your app and not something that has anything to do with IIS.[/QUOTE] The app has no user support etc. You still need to forward the first page to the application.
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