Root Web Application
Each of these scenarios assumes that the Subtext code is deployed to the root of the website.
In these examples, the subtext code is in the physical directory c:\inetpub\wwwroot with an IIS website pointing to that location.
| Intended Url |
Virtual Directory |
Subfolder Setting |
| http://example.com/ |
None |
{BLANK} |
| http://example.com/blog/default.aspx |
None |
blog |
| http://example.com/blog/ |
Virtual Directory named “Blog” points to c:\inetpub\wwwroot OR Configure Custom 404 Page |
blog |
IIS Virtual Application
These scenarious assume that subtext is deployed to the root of an IIS virtual application. This is a typical configuration on a WinXP development machine.
In these examples, there is an IIS website pointing to c:\inetpub\wwwroot. There is also a virtual application (not to be confused with a virtual directory) named “Blog” points to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\Blog. The subtext code is deployed to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\Blog
| Intended Url |
Virtual Directory |
Subfolder Setting |
| http://example.com/ |
n/a |
| http://example.com/blog/ |
None |
none |
| http://example.com/blog/MyBlog/default.aspx |
none |
MyBlog |