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http://path/[Username] - Virtual Directory?

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    Succodimele
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    Hello I started a little web project, where the users can register and make their own sites. Now i want, that the User can access his personal site directly over the path http://xy/\[Username\] like many other sites. For example http://www.myspace.com/userX But I don't know how to make that dynamic? Sure there is a possibility without create a directory, create a virtual directory and put a index file into it, for each user. Probably it has not a lot to do with c# (I program into ASP.NET with c#). I'm sure someone here can help me? Thanks for your help Yours sincerely

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      Hello I started a little web project, where the users can register and make their own sites. Now i want, that the User can access his personal site directly over the path http://xy/\[Username\] like many other sites. For example http://www.myspace.com/userX But I don't know how to make that dynamic? Sure there is a possibility without create a directory, create a virtual directory and put a index file into it, for each user. Probably it has not a lot to do with c# (I program into ASP.NET with c#). I'm sure someone here can help me? Thanks for your help Yours sincerely

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      try googling 'URL Rewriting'. i think this is exactly what you need. - walter

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