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When I created a new ASP.Net project in VS 2055 (community), I decided to create a home page for the site called homepage_hq.aspx.
I right-clicked, and made it the default doc in VS 2015, and everything works properly when I compile and run locally.
I used the built-in "Publish" feature in VS to publish to a server running IIS 7.0. After publishing, I am having to add the default document. It shows as entry type "Local" after I enter it, unlike the other entries like default.htm which are "Inherited." But, when I publish again, it gets wiped-out.
How can I get the site to keep the default document, or how can I make it part of the publish process? I know I could just move the code to default.aspx and be done with it, but what's the fun in that...
I right-clicked, and made it the default doc in VS 2015, and everything works properly when I compile and run locally.
I used the built-in "Publish" feature in VS to publish to a server running IIS 7.0. After publishing, I am having to add the default document. It shows as entry type "Local" after I enter it, unlike the other entries like default.htm which are "Inherited." But, when I publish again, it gets wiped-out.
How can I get the site to keep the default document, or how can I make it part of the publish process? I know I could just move the code to default.aspx and be done with it, but what's the fun in that...
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