My IIS server (Win2K) I created a new application, but when I #Include a file it goes to the root of the Default Web site rather than the root of the site? I tried
Response.write server.mappath("default.asp")
and got
c:inetpubwwwrootdefault.asp
I know this is IIS 101 but I cannot get it to work.
Is it possible to include my remote web server path eg: m:/html/root/site1
| m:/html/root/site2 etc
....in virtual includes....
Thus eliminating the need to create duplicate INC files in each sub-domain on my remote web server host domain IP. eg: http://72.3.5.6.0 (www.site1.com; www.site2.com)
I would like to be able to use a UNIVERSAL INC file in the root of my web IP for the benefit of all my sub domains.
Config:
IIS 6 Windows 2003
Site_A
Site_B
Scenario:
I need a virtual directory in Site_B to serve the files in Site_A (without redirecting the request) so I just added for example Site_B/A as a vdir, and set it's home dir to the physical root of Site_A (eg. C:inetpubwwwrootSite_A) sounds simple enough... not for long:
Problem (nb. I tend to use forward slashes as web/iis paths and backslash as windows filesystem paths):
The include files in Site_A reside in: Site_Aincludes and the include statements in the ASP code seem to be absolute virtual paths (if such a thing exists) for example: <!--#include virtual="/includes/header.asp"--> Code:
I was wondering if there was a way to get the root URL of the virtual
directory where an ASP file is called from. For example if there's a virtual
directory pointing to http://server/myvirtdir, and an asp file is located in
http://server/myvirtdir/subdir/anothersubdir/file.asp, is there a method
that returns http://server/myvirtdir
Is there a way to INCLUDE a file BELOW the web root directory?
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