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I have two MVC websites. The main site has a menu item called News, which is to call the second MVC website that is a blog. <br />
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How do I setup a second MVC website as a sub directory in IIS or is there a better method I should implement to get it working? <br />
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This way when browsing to <a href="http://www.website.com/News" rel="ugc">www.website.com/News</a>&nbsp;the second MVC blog website appears.
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I have two MVC websites. The main site has a menu item called News, which is to call the second MVC website that is a blog. 

How do I setup a second MVC website as a sub directory in IIS or is there a better method I should implement to get it working? 

This way when browsing to www.website.com/News the second MVC blog website appears.

Setup second MVC site as sub-directory in IIS

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