Master Page Error Loading in IIS although Working In Visual Studio ?

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i Have A master Page in Directory Of Application ( App/Masterpage.master )
i am Using This Master Page In Many pages and no problem in Visual Studio
WHen i Published My Application On IIS its can't found it
For Eg:-

ASP.NET

<%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Masterpage.Master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="HR.Default" %>

i found error

HTML

Parser Error Message: The file '/Masterpage.Master' does not exist.

Posted 3-Dec-14 2:26am

yallakorra

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Arkadeep De 3-Dec-14 8:43am

i think you didn't upload the master page or you uploaded in the wrong path..check the path once again.

in iis its getting an extra folder in the url, and the page is loking for the master page from the root. for this reason you may be get this error.

yallakorra 3-Dec-14 9:07am

what should i do step by step please ?

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2014-12-03T02:35:00

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This is because it is under the App directory, not the root. Using ~ means the root of the site. So, if you changed the App folder to a directory in IIS it would fix this issue.

Posted 3-Dec-14 2:35am

ZurdoDev