Set base path for routing
I have an ASP.NET app running on a local IIS server. The app is for internal use only, so it's just a subdirectory on the server. In debug, I always just used a leading slash for routing to make it based off the root directory, localhost in this situation, so it just worked perfectly fine with everything. Now, the root directory is the base server, which is just the IIS splashscreen.
Is there any way that I can set a different root across the ASP.NET (for redirecting in backend), HTML (for href), javascript (for frontend redirecting), and CSS (for fonts and stuff)? Ideally this could be done dynamically so that it wouldn't have to be changed before deploy.
I found the <base> tag for the HTML side, but it doesn't seem to work very well with internal servers with a direct link to the network location.
Example
HTML
<!-- Current -->
<a href="/foo"></a>
<!-- Navigates to //serverhost/foo -->
<!-- Wanted -->
<a href="/foo"></a>
<!-- Navigates to //serverhost/myapp/foo -->
C#
return Redirect("/")
// Goes to "//serverhost"
return Redirect("/")
// Should go to "//serverhost/myapp"
javascript html css asp.net iis
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:54
Josh Bacon
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I have an ASP.NET app running on a local IIS server. The app is for internal use only, so it's just a subdirectory on the server. In debug, I always just used a leading slash for routing to make it based off the root directory, localhost in this situation, so it just worked perfectly fine with everything. Now, the root directory is the base server, which is just the IIS splashscreen.
Is there any way that I can set a different root across the ASP.NET (for redirecting in backend), HTML (for href), javascript (for frontend redirecting), and CSS (for fonts and stuff)? Ideally this could be done dynamically so that it wouldn't have to be changed before deploy.
I found the <base> tag for the HTML side, but it doesn't seem to work very well with internal servers with a direct link to the network location.
Example
HTML
<!-- Current -->
<a href="/foo"></a>
<!-- Navigates to //serverhost/foo -->
<!-- Wanted -->
<a href="/foo"></a>
<!-- Navigates to //serverhost/myapp/foo -->
C#
return Redirect("/")
// Goes to "//serverhost"
return Redirect("/")
// Should go to "//serverhost/myapp"
javascript html css asp.net iis
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:54
Josh Bacon
847
add a comment |
I have an ASP.NET app running on a local IIS server. The app is for internal use only, so it's just a subdirectory on the server. In debug, I always just used a leading slash for routing to make it based off the root directory, localhost in this situation, so it just worked perfectly fine with everything. Now, the root directory is the base server, which is just the IIS splashscreen.
Is there any way that I can set a different root across the ASP.NET (for redirecting in backend), HTML (for href), javascript (for frontend redirecting), and CSS (for fonts and stuff)? Ideally this could be done dynamically so that it wouldn't have to be changed before deploy.
I found the <base> tag for the HTML side, but it doesn't seem to work very well with internal servers with a direct link to the network location.
Example
HTML
<!-- Current -->
<a href="/foo"></a>
<!-- Navigates to //serverhost/foo -->
<!-- Wanted -->
<a href="/foo"></a>
<!-- Navigates to //serverhost/myapp/foo -->
C#
return Redirect("/")
// Goes to "//serverhost"
return Redirect("/")
// Should go to "//serverhost/myapp"
javascript html css asp.net iis
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:54
Josh Bacon
847
I have an ASP.NET app running on a local IIS server. The app is for internal use only, so it's just a subdirectory on the server. In debug, I always just used a leading slash for routing to make it based off the root directory, localhost in this situation, so it just worked perfectly fine with everything. Now, the root directory is the base server, which is just the IIS splashscreen.
Is there any way that I can set a different root across the ASP.NET (for redirecting in backend), HTML (for href), javascript (for frontend redirecting), and CSS (for fonts and stuff)? Ideally this could be done dynamically so that it wouldn't have to be changed before deploy.
I found the <base> tag for the HTML side, but it doesn't seem to work very well with internal servers with a direct link to the network location.
Example
HTML
<!-- Current -->
<a href="/foo"></a>
<!-- Navigates to //serverhost/foo -->
<!-- Wanted -->
<a href="/foo"></a>
<!-- Navigates to //serverhost/myapp/foo -->
C#
return Redirect("/")
// Goes to "//serverhost"
return Redirect("/")
// Should go to "//serverhost/myapp"
javascript html css asp.net iis
javascript html css asp.net iis
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:54
Josh Bacon
847
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:54
Josh Bacon
847
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:54
Josh Bacon
847
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:54
Josh Bacon
847
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:54
Josh Bacon
847
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