I'll say from the outset that I am a complete ASP.Net Newbie.
I have had a project management system developed for me in ASP.Net
and C#, and I am trying to learn from/play with the code. Users are
directed to a login page when they first enter the system, which is in
the /login subfolder. After a user enters their username and password
and presses the "Login" button, instead of going to /default.aspx, I am
given a 404 error stating it can't find "/login/~/default.aspx".
The error seems to be related to the following code:
<asp:Login ID="cntrLogin" runat="server" PasswordRecoveryText="Forgot Password?"
PasswordRecoveryUrl="~/login/ForgotPass.aspx" CssClass="LoginSpace"
Height="30px" OnAuthenticate="cntrLogin_Authenticate" TitleText=" "
UserNameLabelText="User Name: " Width="348px">
<FailureTextStyle CssClass="LoginError" />
<TitleTextStyle CssClass="LoginTitle" />
<InstructionTextStyle CssClass="LoginLabel" />
<TextBoxStyle CssClass="LoginData" />
<LoginButtonStyle CssClass="LoginBtn" />
<ValidatorTextStyle CssClass="LoginError" />
<LabelStyle CssClass="LoginLabel" />
<HyperLinkStyle CssClass="LoginLink" />
<CheckBoxStyle CssClass="LoginCheckbox" />
</asp:Login>
If I click on the "Forgot Password" URL it sends me to
the correct page, so it doesn't seem to be an overall ASP.Net problem
with parsing tildes - but I could be wrong?
The relevant code in login.master:
<form id="frmi" action="~/default.aspx" runat="server" style="margin: 0px 0px 0px 0px; padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;">
<Part:Header ID="Part_head" runat="server" IncludePath="../" />
The resulting HTML source becomes: <form name="aspnetForm" method="post" action="~/default.aspx" onsubmit="BLOCKED SCRIPTreturn WebForm_OnSubmit();" id="aspnetForm" style="margin: 0px 0px 0px 0px; padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;">
I have
href="/~design/style.css" just three lines above and it correctly results in
href="../design/newstyle.css". It is a bizarre problemThe system works as expected on our webserver which runs SBS2003 and
IIS6 and MSSQL 2005. I am running VS2008 Express SP1, MSSQL 2008
Express Edition and .Net 3.5 SP1 on Vista Ultimate SP1 with all updates
installed and the same issue occurs whether I run it via VS2008
Development Server or IIS7.
Your help is greatly appreciated because I have spent nearly a week searching trying to find a solution.
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