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I am looking at the instructions for trobleshooting noted here
https://weeblr.com/doc/products.forseo/current/troubleshooting/#trying-to-read-sitemap-triggers-a-404-error
The issue is that I am running IIS, and not apache. My understanding is that htAccess is not actually relevant for this and that this should be done via web.config.
What would the documentation for IIS look like?
Hi
We do not support IIS (because I know nothing about it and don't have machines to run it on). I do know that the web.config file is the equivalent of .haccess (Joomla comes with one).
First thing to know is what the problem is. What happens? what do you see on the screen? depending on the type of error, we can determine if the problem is in the webserver, or elsewhere. If at webserver level, I'm sure we can find or ask for a proper configuration.
Please absolutely always provide a full and real URL to the site where we can see the problem.
Best regards
Yannick Gaultier
weeblr.com / @weeblr
