IIS - Add woff mime type for media folder in web.config.txt #7273
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brianteeman
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I am closing this as even the person who reported the issue cant be bothered to test it |
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This is a corrected PR for #7168
Details copied from original report
This PR add woof mime type for iis web.config because it is not configured by default. This causes 404 errors on files of type ".woff ". Only configure this for media folder.
Actual result in "Article Manager: Edit Article"
Actual result in " Banner Manager Options"
Expected result
No 404 errors
How to test
You must use IIS for test this PR