Hi,
There must be some other ways, But I could not find those.
Sneha Gharpure wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> What i understand from your reply is that, the below HTML file will
> redirect us to the login.aspx.
> In that case, the HTML file should be packed with msi itself and will get
> deployed on th
Hi,
What i understand from your reply is that, the below HTML file will redirect
us to the login.aspx.
In that case, the HTML file should be packed with msi itself and will get
deployed on the target machine.
Any other way to do this?
Thanks,
Sneha
diwakar09 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Try this
> Cr
Hi,
Try this
Create a html file with below statements and then create a shortcut of this
file
Hope this can help you
Put any title
http://localhost/xyz/Login.aspx"; />
Please wait or click
http://localhost/xyz/Logi
Hi,
Create a html file with the below statements and then make a shortcut of
this html file.
May be this can help you
Put any title
http://localhost/xyz/Login.aspx"; />
Please wait or click http://localhost/xyz/Logi
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
Its created a shortcut but when i tried opening the file, the path in
browser was
file:///C:/inetpub/wwwroot/xyz/Login.aspx
instead it should be
http://localhost/xyz/Login.aspx
Can you give any additional pointers?
Thanks,
Sneha
diwakar09 wrote:
>
> hi,
> Try
hi,
Try
Sneha Gharpure wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> The requirement is to create a shortcut for an ASPX page, e.g. login.aspx
> in the Program Menu Folder.
>
> The shortcut is getting created, but when I click on the shortcut, instead
> of opening the ASPX page, it opens the folder containing
Hi All,
I could solve this problem but there seems to be another issue.
The shortcut is pointing to the login.aspx file but it is getting opened in
visual studio.
I have to configure the path of this login page as for example
http://localhost://login.aspx
Any pointers on the same?
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