Hi Joe,

first of all: Excellent work! I never thought i could get a Content-Management-System running on my Web-Server so fast.

But now i'm stuck in a problem, may you have an idea:

To get a german and english version of my site in place i'm using "Multiple Sites Based on Folder Names".
I'm pretty sure i did all, thats needed and described in: www.mojoportal.com/multiplesitesbasedonfoldernames.aspx
The english version has the subfolder /english. The empty "Default.aspx" is in place. The web.config is edited accordingly.

But all i get is the empty "Default.aspx", not the second site.
Any ideas what i should check?

best regards
Thomas

PS: I'm using a Windows 2003 virtual server (root access) with IIS6.
MojoPortal: 2.3.0.1 Released 2009-04-20

Ok, i have found the cause.

May i should read the documentation more exactly.

Since i test Mojoportal i have installed it in a subdirectory like localhost/mojoportal.

Then the Multiple Sites feature will not work, the root in my case need to be in localhost.

best regards
Thomas

Hi,

I am having the same problem. But i didn't understand what tkaltschmidt solution was. My website still shows the empty Default.aspx file for the second site.Can anyone please explain what i should do??

Hi there,

Is there any way we can access folder based multiple site using virtual directory. I have created the virtual directory within my default site. I can access only the main site. But i want to access child site which is for spanish version of the main site using virtual directory. Is there any way to do that??

Bibek