Visual studio 2017 not opening login page but remainig pages fine

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I have created a solution with 9 projects in visual studio 2017 enterprise. In 9 projects one of the project is web application. Past five days back i have created virtual directory for web application from web properties page giving port number and created virtual directory. Since then my login page is not opening the page. Getting the error "The page isn’t redirecting properly" in Firefox browser. But remaining pages of web application are opening fine with login page.

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Past five days this was happened before five 5 days no worries each and every page is accessing including login screen. How can i eliminate this. can anyone tell me the solution. I have tried deleting the virtual directory path in applicationhost.config at .vs folder as well as IISExpress applicationHost.config file because the file has accessing. I am searching in the internet for this reason to remove virtual directory in visualstudio. I thought to create a new solution with the same projects but same output is returning. I need to eliminate that error can anyone explain me

Posted 5-Sep-18 0:52am

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[no name] 5-Sep-18 16:53pm

Never felt comfortable mixing "client" and "server" projects in one solution.

Easier to build ... but creates "coupling" creep (IMO) e.g. Shared "source code" instead of "assemblies".

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