How to restrict download of specified file types
I want to restrict my web app so that .txt files can not be downloaded/shown.
Is this something I can set up in my web.config file?
web-config
Web.config allow location access for specific user
I have a webserver from where users can download files that are specific for each user. To be sure each user can only download its own files they must authenticate via Basic-Authentication. So for each user there is a windows-account on the server that has read permissions to the user specific folder.
web config clear
What is the use of the <clear/> in the web.config file?
Web Config Transformation to add a child element
I’ve got the following configuration in web.config:
How does my ASP.NET app get the SMTP settings automatically from web.config?
I noticed that we always just are like:
How to read web.config APP key settings in HTML markup
I have an ASP.NET site which uses a 3rd party activeX control. I have to pass a few parameters to the OBJECT tag in the HTML page. If i hardcode these parameters into the HTML everything works.
How to register HttpHandler for all subfolders in Asp.Net?
I would like to register an HttpHandler to include all subfolders of a root folder regardless of how far down they are nested. I would have expected the behavior with the below code to do just that but in fact it only includes items directly in the root folder.
Applying Web.Config transformations outside of Web Deployment
Is there a way to apply VS 2010 Web.Config transformations outside of web deployment, say during debugging? It would give me a great boost to be able to freely switch between different environments.
The configuration section ‘uri’ cannot be read because it is missing a section declaration
I tried to install BugNET on IIS7 with .net 4.5
AppSettings in App or Web Config Using a Linked File
I’m trying to reference some common config settings between a Windows Service and an ASP.NET MVC website. I am doing this by using the file attribute on appSettings in either the App.config or Web.config (respectively). The file (named common.config) that is being referenced is a linked file in a separate project in the same solution. That common.config is set to Content with Copy Always in both projects.