Remove Website Name From Built In Web Server URLs?
Apr 29, 2010
I'm debugging a site that is deployed to the site root on the production server, but in my local copy, under the built-in, debugging web server, the URL's include the 'site name'. E.g. my local site is 'PVLive', so all URL's are 'localhost:nnnnn/PVLive/mmmm.aspx'. Certain URL's are hard coded in the site's pages to use paths relative to the root, e.g. I get errors when code tries to redirect to 'localhost:nnnnn/Index.aspx'.
Can I do something to keep the 'PVLive' site name out of the URL's?
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