My question is really simple. I have a Web application with multiple sub-folders and there’s no Default.aspx page in any of these.
How do I set the default page in each of these folders so users can type /folder instead of /folder/login.aspx?
Can this be done through the web.config file?
Should I just rename the file in each folder to Default.aspx?
Thanks!
Answers:
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Method 1
There is a default document section for web.config, and you can even put a web.config in each folder, and inside that config just have the default document set.
Method 2
There’s a Default Document icon in the IIS section of your websites configuration panel. Open that up and you can add login.aspx to the list.
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