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I'm running a dev copy of AbleCommerce on my local machine. Accessing it through IE or FF via localhost works fine. But if I access it via the IDE or via the browser and specify the IDE dev server using localhost:2206, I get the redirect loop. <br />
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I'm running ASP.NET 2.0 with AJAX Extensions 1.0 and all of my web.config versions are correctly set to Version=1.0.61025.0. This article (<a href="http://www.bestwebsites.co.nz/dotnetnuke/solving-the-dotnetnuke-redirect-loop/" rel="ugc">http://www.bestwebsites.co.nz/dotnetnuke/solving-the-dotnetnuke-redirect-loop/</a>) didn't help me because I couldn't locate the correct assembly to increase it's trust level to full.<br />
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Can someone explain what I need to do to increase the trust level?<br />
Alternatively, can I run the IDE dev server without a port number?<br />
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Or are there other suggestions? Thanks in Advance.
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I'm running a dev copy of AbleCommerce on my local machine. Accessing it through IE or FF via localhost works fine. But if I access it via the IDE or via the browser and specify the IDE dev server using localhost:2206, I get the redirect loop. 

I'm running ASP.NET 2.0 with AJAX Extensions 1.0 and all of my web.config versions are correctly set to Version=1.0.61025.0. This article (http://www.bestwebsites.co.nz/dotnetnuke/solving-the-dotnetnuke-redirect-loop/) didn't help me because I couldn't locate the correct assembly to increase it's trust level to full.

Can someone explain what I need to do to increase the trust level?
Alternatively, can I run the IDE dev server without a port number?

Or are there other suggestions? Thanks in Advance.

Redirect Loop in Firefox and IE when debugging AbleCommerce in VS 2005

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