How can I reference an appSetting in a different part of web.config

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Nope, the web configuration file cannot pull “settings” from itself; it’s not dynamic at all. The only sort of dynamic functionality is the ability to include other .config, but that’s just a “suck all these settings in as if they were part of me” kind of thing.

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