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Creating a Web.config Editor - Part 1
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Jason N. Gaylord
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Before We Begin
Overview
Section 1: Opening The Web.Config File
Section 2: Prepare Our Page
Section 3: Implementing The Page
Overview
Before we begin, you will need some understanding of what the web.config file is. The web.config file is a web configuration file written in XML. It contains several default parameters of your web site. It can also contain custom parameters.
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User Comments
Title:
I Have question
Name:
OMAR ALZOBAIDI
Date:
2006-05-08 2:25:38 AM
Comment:
How to use Location Tag in web.config file?
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and .......... Thanks !!!
Title:
Excellent trial for NewToXml
Name:
Baljeet Kiroriwal
Date:
2006-03-02 7:46:07 AM
Comment:
Good Article n gr8 information
Title:
What if the solution is in a source safe
Name:
m7e7
Date:
2004-08-05 4:03:37 PM
Comment:
What if the soln is in a source safe vault?
Title:
The problems I had
Name:
Sergio Florez
Date:
2004-07-23 9:51:21 AM
Comment:
First, sorry if I mix up the first and second part of the article but here goes:
You're capturing the return of SelectSingleNode() in an XmlAttribute and that didn't work for me. It said it needed a NodeSet. I fixed this by capturing it with an XmlNode and working with its Attributes collection.
The other problem I had was that your XPath didn't capture the node for me so I had to use this:
"descendant::appSettings/add[@key='conServer']"
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RE: Thanks but no thanks
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Jason
Date:
2004-07-22 4:35:10 PM
Comment:
I wish you'd let me know what isn't working. This way I can provide some "troubleshooting" for you.
Title:
Thanks but no thanks
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Sergio Florez
Date:
2004-07-22 11:31:08 AM
Comment:
This article's basic concept of trying to modify the web.config is great, unfortunately the code doesn't work for me. Maybe you should try and write some troubleshooting for this.
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