Free, Open-Source ASP.Net 2.0 Framework for Data-Driven Websites
Config Primer
There are a handful of Settings you can use with UnifiedASP to control some behavior. These are accessible as AppSettings in the web.config file.
| Key | Description | Example |
| UrlAfterLogin | Defines what page a user should be taken to after logging in. By default, this is AppUser/Default.aspx but it should likely be set to take the user to a dashboard or a module. | Dashboard/Default.aspx |
| SendErrorNotification | The system can send an administrator a detailed e-mail when an error occurs. This can be turned on or off by setting the value of this setting to True or False | &nbpsp |
| ErrorNotificationAddress | Define the address(es) that should receive notifications when an error occurs. List can be separated by a comma. | dba@example.com, admin@example.com |
| SystemFromAddress | Define what address any e-mails originating in the system will be from | noreply@example.com |
| SystemSmtpUsername | If your SMTP server requires authentication, this field allows you to specify the username | noreply |
| SystemSmtpPassword | If your SMTP server requires authentication, this field allows you to specify the password | password |
| SystemSmtpServer | Define the address for your SMTP server | 127.0.0.1 |
| HourAdjustment | If your server is in a different timezone than you would like used by the site, you can specify an adjustment here and use the UnifiedASP.NowAdjusted property instead of Date.Now() | -3 |
| DefaultConnectionStringKey | It’s not uncommon for an application to have to interact with multiple databases and require multiple connection strings to be stored in the web.config file. This setting establishes which connection string should be used by default. | UnifiedASP |
