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Steven J. Reed #1
Forms authentication with multiple projects in a solution
I am attempting to break my application into multiple projects using the
technique described in KB #307467.
I successfully execute my 'Main' project, login based upon Form
authentication, and click a link to my 'Sub' project. However, when I
redirect from my 'Main' project to the 'Sub' project (Response.Redirect
"Sub/subpage.aspx"), I get the error "The resource cannot be found" with the
Requested URL being Main/Sub/frmLogin.aspx.
If I create a web.config in my Sub project and create an authorization form,
all the session variable are gone, implying that a new session has been
started.
How can I switch to my sub projects and have all my session info available
to me?
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