I am working on an website.I want to set one "start page" at user end and another page for the admin module .How can I simultaneaously set two pages as start page? The pages for admin module are in seperate folder.
Can any one help?

Thanks & Regards
Monikanit

well.. how do you expect to know who is connecting?? I think you are doing the wrong question... you have only one start page..

HTH

Gonzalo

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The only way you can hope to achieve this is if you have your admin module in a seperate directory.

You can set IIS default document for a website to default.aspx, for example, so when someone goes to: www.mydomain.com IIS will serve up default.aspx that exists in the root of your website. Now if someone were to go to www.mydomain.com/admin/ again default.aspx would be served up but this time it would be the default.aspx page that exists in the root of the Admin folder.

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When you say "start page", do you mean "Default Document" in IIS Configuration?

You CAN set different default documents in different folders under a web site in IIS configuration. Just go to the Documents tab of the folder's properties in IIS manager.

-Peter

Thanks for the correction Peter. =]

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