Running as vitrual directory in iis

[hikalkan]

Currently, ABP samples work properly in IIS if we deploy as web site. But there may be some problems if it's deployed in a virtual directory.

[hikalkan]

If you want to run the application under a virtual path in IIS (not as a web site), then you should include this script to head section of your page:

<script>
var abp = abp || {};
abp.appPath = '@ApplicationPath';
</script>

This defines abp.appPath javascript variable as your virtual path. Then, ABP's javascripts use it to resolve absolute paths.

[florianotf]

I'm having trouble with this issue, even after I included that piece of code to define appPath.

When I run the application hosted in IIS (using virtual directory), if I try to change localization, I get the error:

The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.

Requested URL http://localhost:80/AbpLocalization/ChangeCulture?cultureName=en
Physical Path C:\inetpub\wwwroot\AbpLocalization\ChangeCulture

[hikalkan]

Hi @florianotf
Change this line in header.cshtml:

<a href="/AbpLocalization/ChangeCulture?cultureName={{language.name}}">

to this line:

<a href="~/AbpLocalization/ChangeCulture?cultureName={{language.name}}">

It should work.

[florianotf]

Hi @hikalkan!
Thanks for the fast reply!

I changed that line and now it almost works!
The request is correctly received, the cookie is saved and no error is shown.

But it doesn't return to App main page. It show IIS localhost page. (my aplication is in localhost/OMC.Web/)

Thanks again for the support ang congratulations for this excellent project.

[hikalkan]

Fixed it. It will be redirect to root page in next version. For now, you can change it like:

<a href="~/AbpLocalization/ChangeCulture?cultureName={{language.name}}&returnUrl=@ApplicationPath">

[florianotf]

Now it works! Great!

Thank you!