Configuration Error

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Parser Error Message: File or assembly name AIHandler, or one of its dependencies, was not found.

I am looking for CMS for my site and from last two days I have tried numerous times and still no luck. Can someone help me here...

we have site called www.mysite.com. We have some alliances for powering couple of other sites(eg http://mysite.nbc.com ) as well...

When we tried setting up the virtual site and its conflicting with our existing site web.config file Error message is follows.

Source Error:

Line 138:   <httpHandlers>
Line 139:		<add verb="GET" path="FtbWebResource.axd" type="FreeTextBoxControls.AssemblyResourceHandler, FreeTextBox" />
Line 140:		<add verb="*" path="buy-used-car*.html" type="AIHandler.AIHandler,AIHandler"/>
Line 141:		<add verb="*" path="bike-car-details*.html" type="AIHandler.AIHandler,AIHandler"/>
Line 142:		<add verb="*" path="auto-news-india*.html" type="AIHandler.AIHandler,AIHandler"/>

Thank you very much for the response. Do you recommend to create dnn as a webiste and not as a virtual directory?

Also do you have any input on how to support multiple cms for different websites by showing their links

For eg: I will create a dnn cms as "community". Now How do I map this into http://www.edmunds.com/community  or http://www.cars.com/community . These links will be point to community folder in my server.

Thanks,

Binu

Just isoloate the DNN install like mitch says, using an additional "website" not virutal directory.  you need to use port 80, so your gunna need to do..oh hI don't know..multiple IPs I guess on the server, one for each ASP.NET site you host.

As far as multiple DNN sites though...it's a portal/cms framework.  just install one copy of DNN and launch portals off that install.  If you have a dedicated IP on port 80, to that install of DNN, then you can let DNN handle all the host header translations to feed the proper content to the end user depending on what he/she typed into the web browser...lots of mumbo jumbo talk there...but really it's all automatic once DNN is working...just gotta poke around the menus.

Josh Martin