target="_blank" in anchor tag will open new window every time a link is clicked and won't have problems with popup blockers. If you need to resize the window, you can do it with javascript. However, if you want to hide addressbars, scrollbars etc in the opened window, maybe it's better just to use DHTML window instead. For this I would suggest using Ferant DHTML Studio Lite which is way cool!

Make a module out of the separate web application you developed. One of the key ideas in DNN and modules IS that you don't need to force your users to log in multiple times to access different sections of your site.

I'll answer this myself: Installing Wildcard Application Mappings (IIS 6.0) will configure a Web site or virtual directory to run an Internet Server API (ISAPI) application at the beginning of every request to that Web site or virtual directory, regardless of the extension of the requested file. This effectively means that no matter what was requested, it's first handled by aspnet_isapi.dll (as I configured it) After this, it's only a matter of Url Rewriting with ASP.NET Thanks for attention :)

The only problem being that how do I pass the request to the asp.net without having .aspx in the url and how do I prevent the server considering the code as folder and returning HTTP 404 when the URI is requested? Any references?

Build a C# Multipart MIME Encoding Library to Save Web Pages in "MHT" Format By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D.

I have a domain where queries will be in form www.domain.com/demo12345 demo12345 being a code I need to grab & process. I need to have a single page to process these requests and the only thing this domain does, is that it reads the code and processes it. Can I do this on that domain itself or do I need to configure a redirection in IIS and grab the code from the referrer url?