How to remove (.aspx) extension from url in asp.net website not in .net project but in asp.net website please help me as soon as possible its urgent

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How to remove (.aspx) extension from url in asp.net website not in .net project but in asp.net website please help me as soon as possible its urgent.
Ex. www.abc.com/web.aspx i want to remove this .aspx from web.aspx and should be visible as www.abc.com/web only

What I have tried:

RouteTable.Routes.Add(
"ProductRoute",
new Route("Products/{category}/{product}",
new PageRouteHandler("~/Products.aspx")));
/*in global.asas file but it`s not working*/

Posted 1-Mar-16 21:28pm

Vijoy Arora

Updated 14-Oct-19 0:53am

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dan!sh 2-Mar-16 3:53am

How do you remove something that does not exist? Can you rephrase the question?

[no name] 2-Mar-16 4:06am

You are saying about removing .aspx files and url routing. So which way it is related, describe it briefly.

John C Rayan 2-Mar-16 5:25am

I think OP is trying to map a URL to a aspx page. Can you explain little more clearer ?

Ammar Al-hamdabni 26-Oct-19 6:01am

why didn't create global.asax and create the routes there?

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aarif moh shaikh · Answer 1 · 2016-03-02T18:02:00

Solution 1

Use URL Re-Writing.
follow below links

URL-rewriting in ASP.NET[^]

URL Rewriting in ASP.NET[^]

Asp.net and c#: URL Rewriting in ASP.NET using global.asax and web.config[^]

Regards,
AARIF SHAIKH

Posted 2-Mar-16 18:02pm

aarif moh shaikh

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Vijoy Arora 3-Mar-16 8:59am

but it does not work for web form .

adriancs · Answer 2 · 2016-03-04T05:24:00

Solution 2

C#

RouteTable.Routes.MapPageRoute("product", "Products/{category}/{product}", "~/Products.aspx");

Posted 4-Mar-16 5:24am

adriancs