@Sammael - Can I get steps on how to do this, if one of the folders that needs to be a project is in a subfolder of another folder that needs to be a project?
@Cerebrus - so the only way to do this is to install IIS on my local machine? Because when I go to File > Open > Web Site, the 2nd of the left 4 buttons is "Local IIS". But when I click on it, it just gives me a message "IIS is not installed on this computer". On Sep 1, 1:32 am, Cerebrus <[email protected]> wrote: > Make your website/web application an IIS based project, rather than a > FileSystem project. An "application" is a web server related term, and > does not mean much in terms of Visual Studio. > > On Sep 1, 12:26 am, Buddy Z <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I have a root web.config, and I have a subfolder "blog" that also has > > a web.config. My root and my "blog" subfolder need to have different > > security and some other conflicting settings. This is not an issue on > > my actual web server, because IIS lets me set the "blog" subfolder as > > an application. It works great there. But how the heck do I do it in > > Visual Studio??
