Web.config files do not exist in the classic ASP language. They are part of ASP.net. As Big Daddy stated above, this is better done from the server side. If your site is on IIS 6 or less, you can do it from the site properties.
garyilm
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:
nobody answred with the details i provided.
Big Monty
I offered viable solutions to your question, not sure what else you're looking for, but since there was no feedback, I assumed it had answered your question.
I offered viable solutions to your question, not sure what else you're looking for, but since there was no feedback, I assumed it had answered your question.
Big Monty
I recommend accepting my first answer, it covers everything s/he is looking to do