Hi Steve,
I got the same error code using the Starter Kit that comes with VWD Express
Edition. I modified the starter kit by adding a couple of links to pages in
various sub-folders.
Everything works in the development environment. But once I publish the site
to an intranet I could not navigate to any page that resides in a sub-folder.
I tried everything suggested by people with related problem but nothing
seems to work. I even diable the Enable Parent Paths on the IIS.
It also appears that this problem has been around for a while.
Any suggestions to solve this problem will be highly appreciated.
Thank You
-Tunji
"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" wrote:
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> Hi Moondaddy,
>
> Welcome to aspnet newsgroup.
> From your description, you're encountering some problems developing an
> ASP.NET 2.0 web application which contains some asp.nets in root app dir
> and some other pages in sub directories. However, you're getting some
> problems when add some linking between those pages, yes?
>
> As for the following thing you mentioned:
> ===============
> Now, back on default.aspx I
> added a linkbutton and referenced one of the aspx pages in the 'content'
> folder. When I run the project and click on that link button, I get the
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>
> would you provide some page's code snippet and aspx template (together with
> the application directory structure) so that we can perform some local test?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steven Cheng
> Microsoft Online Support
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> | From: "moondaddy" <moondaddy@nospam.nospam>
> | Subject: Error: Cannot use a leading .. to exit above the top directory.
> | Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 14:40:30 -0600
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> | I have a simple sample site I'm building in asp.net 2.0. I created a
> master
> | page and a default.aspx content page in the project's root directory.
> Then
> | I created a subfolder called content and added some aspx pages in the
> | 'content' folder. when these pages were created I referenced the master
> | page so everything should be linked up OK. Now, back on default.aspx I
> | added a linkbutton and referenced one of the aspx pages in the 'content'
> | folder. When I run the project and click on that link button, I get the
> | error:
> |
> | Cannot use a leading .. to exit above the top directory.
> |
> | It seems odd that something as straight forward as this wont work. This
> | site will ultimately run on a shared server so I can't tweak IIS. I'm
> sure
> | there's million or so web sites under the same circumstance where they
> too
> | can't tweak IIS, but need to have content organized in various folders.
> | What's a good work-around for this?
> |
> | btw: I saw some other similar postings and the response they got was to
> map
> | the url at runtime via code. This seems like a step backwards since MS
> is
> | boasting code reduction and RAD tools. Certainly, there must be a better
> | way...
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> |
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