Custom PropertiesCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

This view allows you to set IIS properties, such as attributes and collection items, that you can normally see and modify using IIS Manager's Configuration Editor.

ImportantSupported only for IIS 7 or newer. If the setup package is installed on a machine with an older IIS version these settings will be ignored.

Custom properties

Adding a new propertyCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ New ] button or the “New” context menu item to add a new property, be that an attribute value or collection item.

Editing a propertyCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Edit... ] button, the “Edit...” context menu item or press the Space key while an element from the list control is selected.

Increase the execution priorityCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Up ] button, the “Up” context menu item or press the Page Up key while an element from the list control is selected.

Decrease the execution priorityCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Down ] button, the “Down” context menu item or press the Page Down key while an element from the list control is selected.

Removing a propertyCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Remove ] button, the “Remove” context menu item or press the Delete key while an element from the list control is selected.

IIS Attribute DialogCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

This dialog allows you to configure IIS properties.

IIS Attribute Dialog

Attribute IDCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

SectionCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

The attribute you want to set must be a member of this IIS configuration section.

<WebSite>, <VirtualDirectory> and <ApplicationPool> are section pseudonames used for grouping direct attributes of the website/virtual directory/application pool.

NameCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Specify a name for the attribute.

Attribute ValueCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

TypeCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Provides type information for the selected attribute.

NoteAn Enum attribute consists of just one of the displayed options. A Flags attribute may contain any number of the displayed options, separated by a comma.

ValueCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

NoteThis field is of Formatted Type and can be edited using Smart Edit Control.

IIS Collection Item DialogCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

This dialog allows you to configure IIS collection items.

IIS Collection Dialog

Property IDCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

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The collection you want to modify must be a member of this IIS configuration section.

<WebSite>, <VirtualDirectory> and <ApplicationPool> are section pseudonames used for grouping direct properties of the website/virtual directory/application pool.

NameCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Specify a name for the collection in which the new item will be added.

Collection ItemCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Clear IIS CollectionCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Enabling this option will clear the entire collection.

The collection item's available fields are displayed in the list. Only those fields with the "Use" column checked will be set when creating the collection item, all others will be set to their default value.

NoteThe "Value" column is of Formatted Type; however, you need to insert the property references manually, due to development implementation constraints.