How to switch from development environment to live environment

[Shweta2281]

How to switch from development environment to live environment.I mean what is the process?and where do you do that? Shweta

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Shweta2281 wrote:

How to switch from development environment to live environment

Switch what ?

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[Shweta2281]

I mean when the user enters this url eg:www.something.com,it will redirect to the home page that i have set.but in the URL window i just dont want www.something.com but ww.something.com/home.aspx.How to do this?

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When user enters the URL, IIS will look for default document specified in the root. So I don't think that your URL can be rewritten

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[Shweta2281]

ok.but i saw in certain sites that when i entered the actual URL it took me to the default page plus the URL was appended with that page name tooo

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They might be using URL redirection which is supported by hosting providers. BTW, why do you need to do this ?

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[Shweta2281]

Actually i have some functionality in my project which depends on what page you are.So i check the request.absoluteuri and if it contains the text "home" then i proceed with my logic.

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Shweta2281 wrote:

equest.absoluteuri and if it contains the text "home" then i proceed with my logic.

I guess you are checking this from Master page or from any user controls ? If you are using master pages, you can have a boolean public property which can be set from page. From homepage set this value to true. So when doing your logic, you can check this property and if it is true, proceed. I think this will be efficient than checking the URL.

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[Shweta2281]

Hey thank you v much.I guess that is going to solve my problem.Thanks a lot!!!