Put the website in Maintenance Mode (Under Construction)

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There is also the "app_offline.htm" in the root path

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1. Put the website in Maintenance Mode (Under Construction)

25 Dec 2011Bahram Ettehadieh

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This Tip/Trick shows how to make the website available only for the local clients

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2. Put the website in Maintenance Mode (Under Construction)

27 Dec 2011Mukund Thakker

Here is the source code for another solution:Global.asax:void Application_BeginRequest(object sender, EventArgs e){ if (ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["MaintenanceMode"] == "true") { if ((ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ByPassUrl"].Contains( ...

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