URL Rewriting with Hackable URLs
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Hey guys I have implemented URL Rewriting using: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972974.aspx[^] BUT it could not help me to construct truly hackable URLs as it is stated at:http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972974.aspx#urlrewriting_topic7[^]. Any body here have any idea about this? Thanks for your time
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Hey guys I have implemented URL Rewriting using: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972974.aspx[^] BUT it could not help me to construct truly hackable URLs as it is stated at:http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972974.aspx#urlrewriting_topic7[^]. Any body here have any idea about this? Thanks for your time
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wEb GuRu... wrote:
BUT it could not help me to construct truly hackable URLs
What is the problem you are facing ? Take a look at URLRewriter.NET[^], it's a powerful URL rewriting library.
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wEb GuRu... wrote:
BUT it could not help me to construct truly hackable URLs
What is the problem you are facing ? Take a look at URLRewriter.NET[^], it's a powerful URL rewriting library.
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Its working fine, only for URLs with .ASPX extensions. Like following url is working fine www.domain-name.com/category/index.aspx BUT url without .aspx extension like www.domain-name.com/category/ gives "File not found" Error. As ASP.net only handles pages with extension .aspx.........!
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Its working fine, only for URLs with .ASPX extensions. Like following url is working fine www.domain-name.com/category/index.aspx BUT url without .aspx extension like www.domain-name.com/category/ gives "File not found" Error. As ASP.net only handles pages with extension .aspx.........!
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You may want to add index.aspx in IIS's default documents list....
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Its working fine, only for URLs with .ASPX extensions. Like following url is working fine www.domain-name.com/category/index.aspx BUT url without .aspx extension like www.domain-name.com/category/ gives "File not found" Error. As ASP.net only handles pages with extension .aspx.........!
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wEb GuRu... wrote:
Arghh extension less URL's, I love them, but it's not possible to do that with IIS6.0. Possible solution is to create "category" folder and put an empty "index" file there. If you are on windows server 2008 or Vista which comes with IIS 7, you can make URL-Rewritting works in the early stages of HTTP pipeline.
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