Two different loginURLs in <authentication >

[Gawel]

Hajo,
I know that I can not have two
different <authenicatio n> sections in ONE application. But I need to
define two different login pages for two different subdirectories.
Is it any workaround that allows me to do it using Forms authenication?

thanks in advance

Gawel

[Shan Plourde]

My impression of web.config files is that properties can be overridden
in subdirectories. I have taken advantage of this feature for certain
situations. For example, with an Intranet that I developed users see a
boilerplate Intranet error page when an error occurs. Some content
writers need to prepare .aspx pages from time to time, referencing user
controls etc. If all they saw was the boilerplate error message if their
include paths were off for their <%@ Register tags, they would not get
as far as fast developing their content. So for their staging area there
is a web.config that shows them full error messages.

Just for the sake of it try adding a web.config in your subdirectory and
alter the forms authentication path to see what happens.
Gawel wrote:

Hajo,
I know that I can not have two
different <authenicatio n> sections in ONE application. But I need to
define two different login pages for two different subdirectories.
Is it any workaround that allows me to do it using Forms authenication?

thanks in advance

Gawel

[Gawel]

Just for the sake of it try adding a web.config in your subdirectory and
alter the forms authentication path to see what happens.

hajo,
thanks for resposne, can you explain what does
it mean "he forms authentication path"?

Gawel

[Shan Plourde]

In your subdirectory web.config, try changing this:

<authenticati on mode="Forms">
<forms ... loginUrl="YOUR NEW URL HERE" protection="All "
timeout="600000 00"
requireSSL="fal se">
</forms>
</authentication>

Shan

Gawel wrote:

Just for the sake of it try adding a web.config in your subdirectory
and alter the forms authentication path to see what happens.

hajo,
thanks for resposne, can you explain what does
it mean "he forms authentication path"?

Gawel

[Gawel]

Shan Plourde wrote:

In your subdirectory web.config, try changing this:

<authenticati on mode="Forms">
<forms ... loginUrl="YOUR NEW URL HERE" protection="All "
timeout="600000 00"
requireSSL="fal se">
</forms>
</authentication>

Hajo,
I can not have such a section in web.config that is in
subdirectory. This section can be declared only in application
level :(. That's way I asked about workaround

gawel