Use the Directory Browsing feature page to modify the content settings for browsing a directory on the Web server. When you configure directory browsing, all subdirectories use the same settings unless you override them at a lower level.
UI Element List
The following tables describe the UI elements that are available on the feature page and in the Actions pane.
Feature Page Elements
Element Name | Description |
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Time | Select this option to display the last modified time for each file in a directory listing. |
Size | Select this option to display the size of each file in a directory listing. |
Extension | Select this option to display the file name extension of each file in a directory listing. |
Date | Select this option to display the last modified date for each file in a directory listing. |
Long date | Select this option to display, in extended format, the last modified date for each file in a directory listing. |
Actions Pane Elements
Element Name | Description |
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Apply | Saves the changes that you have made on the feature page. |
Cancel | Cancels the changes that you have made on the feature page. |
Enable | Enables the Directory Browsing feature. When the Default Document feature is disabled but the Directory Browsing feature is enabled, client browsers receive a directory listing instead of a 403—Forbidden error. When both the Default Document feature and the Directory Browsing feature are enabled, IIS returns a default document if found, or a directory listing if no default document is found. |
Disable | Disables the Directory Browsing feature. When the Default Document feature and the Directory Browsing feature are disabled, client browsers receive a 403—Forbidden error. |