Site Structure

[Tom]

I currently have a website that I test locally using IIS
(Windows XP) that uses ASP. The site structure is
wwwroot > "mysitename" > my site files. I have several
different websites under similar folders in the wwwroot
folder. The ASP works fine because the _fpclass folder is
located in the root directory.

However, when I upload the files to my outside web
server, I get an error because the _fpclass is not in the
same place. The site sructure on the outside server is
www > my site files.

How can I maintain my local structure (with sites under
different folders of wwwroot) while still placing the
_fpclass and other 'include' folders in the proper place?

Thanks!

Tom

 

[Jim Buyens]

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by
wwwroot > "mysitename" > my site files
and
www > my site files

If you mean that for testing yuor asp page resides at
/testweb/testpage.asp
and you're publishing it to
/testpage.asp
then testweb needs to be a FrontPage Web, and not just a
folder. That way, FrontPage will put the _fpclass folder
at /testweb/_fpclass.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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