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• 10-22-2009, 3:50 PM

  merk Joined on 09-17-2002, 4:29 PM Pasadena, CA Posts 119

  can i see the 'path' in content view? Reply Contact In IIS6 admin when i open a website and it displays all the content, one of the items it displays is the 'path' info. This is useful to me since it shows which pages might have IIS redirects associated with them. however, in IIS7 this is missing. Is there any way to add this back in? It doesn't seem as though I can change which columns appear in the content view.

• 10-23-2009, 7:46 PM

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  ningl2 Joined on 10-09-2006, 8:51 PM Posts 3	Re: can i see the 'path' in content view? Reply Contact Are you talking about the physical path? You can find that information by clicking on the parent site or application, and select "Basic Settings".

• 10-23-2009, 8:08 PM

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  merk Joined on 09-17-2002, 4:29 PM Pasadena, CA Posts 119	Re: can i see the 'path' in content view? Reply Contact no - i mean in IIS6 when you look at the site content, if you have set up a redirect for an item in IIS it will show up under the path column and tell you where it's being redirected to. I'd like to know if i can have that same information displayed when i switch to content view for a website in IIS 7.5

• 10-27-2009, 4:00 AM

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  Leo Tang - MSFT Joined on 12-11-2008, 9:47 PM Posts 940

  Re: can i see the 'path' in content view? Reply Contact Hi, With IIS7.0, we can't find path property in content view. However, you can highlight the specified file, click the Switch to Features View on the Actions pane, then check the HTTP Redirect settings. Leo Tang Microsoft Online Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.

• 10-27-2009, 12:34 PM

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  merk Joined on 09-17-2002, 4:29 PM Pasadena, CA Posts 119	Re: can i see the 'path' in content view? Reply Contact I knew about that. I was just hoping there was an easier way to see all redirects at once like you could in IIS6. Checking individual files one at a time wouldn't be very practical unless you only have a handful of files. I guess i can always just search the config files.