C# - Publish ASPX To Sub Directory Of Application?
Jun 30, 2010
I have published an asp.net application to a sub directory of my IIS application. I know that the web.config must exist at the root for several of the properties to work. So I have moved my web.config to the root of the application. I get the following error:
Could not load type 'ProjectName.myTypeName'.
I suspect that not having the web.config in the same directory as this aspx file is causing the issue. How do I config this so that my web.config can live in the root while the aspx file lives where I need it to?
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