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In the browser url if i write "abc" then it has to automatically redirect to the "http://www.abc.com" or "abc.com" then also it has to http://www.abc.com
so how to do that one in .net or any other language

Posted 12-Nov-10 22:39pm

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DaveAuld 13-Nov-10 6:15am

Sorry, but you have lost me after the first "abc"?

E.F. Nijboer 13-Nov-10 6:55am

you simply parse the url and add the missing parts if needed.

thatraja 13-Nov-10 7:05am

Type abc & press Ctrl + Enter, then it will redirected to www.abc.com. Use Shift + Enter to www.abc.net

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Uwe Keim · Answer 1 · 2010-11-13T05:20:00

Solution 1

Probably you are talking about redirecting requests to http://abc.com on your server to http://www.abc.com.

This can be done by some URL rewriting. IIS 7 and higher has built-in support[^] for that, for IIS6, I used URL Rewriter[^] (free) in the past successfully.

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Uwe

Posted 13-Nov-10 5:20am

Uwe Keim