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8/11/2006 3:51 AM
 

Hi,

I want to create a sub directory in my dnn site that is only accessible to certain users. If anyone selects a link to a file within the directory I want them to be directed to a login page. The answer is probably simple but I don't seem to be able to do it.

Also I have DNN434 installed in VS2005 on my machine. I have created a child portal within my DNN site but I can't see where the folder is for the child portal. Lets say my sites root folder is /DNN434 and I have a child portal called DNNchild, where would the folder be for this child portal.

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