Question

I have a problem. The structure for my website looks something like this.

root
web.config
root|aspx|anonymous|default.aspx
root|aspx|members|members.aspx
root|images|.png
root|includes|css

I really dont know if this is the best way to organize.. But since i use roles and the membership provider i want to keep control of the users.

Now to the problem, adress to my website is http://www.mysite.com and if i put the “default.aspx” directly in the root folder everything works fine.
But as it is now the users has to enter http://www.mysite.com/aspx/anonymous/default.aspx to access the startpage. This is logical since it is where my “default.aspx” is located. But i want to know if i can somehow redirect users comming to http://www.mysite.com to the real “startpage” http://www.mysite.com.. And yes default.aspx is SET to be startpage in my VS project.

Answer 1

Just add a default.aspx in the root folder and do a Response.Redirect(“/aspx/anonymous/default.aspx”) in the code