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Richard
Apr 23, 2008, 1:28:00 PM4/23/08
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Hi,
I got latest from an ASP .NET project from TFS.
With the project loaded in Visual Studio, I opened a vb source file from
this web project, and pressed F5 to run the project.
IE opens, and displays the source folders from the application, the directory
Why is this, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
David Wier
Apr 23, 2008, 5:10:46 PM4/23/08
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Was it working before?
David Wier
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Richard
Apr 23, 2008, 5:41:04 PM4/23/08
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yes, and it works for otherteam members.
George Ter-Saakov
Apr 24, 2008, 8:06:47 AM4/24/08
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Right click on your "first" page and make it "Start up page"
You can disable "directory browsing" in IIS management so IIS will server
the default.aspx page...
But if you have "directory browsing" enabled IIS will show you the content
of the directory. And if you did not set your "Start up" page then VS will
simply start a browser with you project url.
You can disable "directory browsing" in IIS management so IIS will server
the default.aspx page...
But if you have "directory browsing" enabled IIS will show you the content
of the directory. And if you did not set your "Start up" page then VS will
simply start a browser with you project url.
George.
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