Url Rewritting Issue

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Hi Friends,
Here i have an url.
www.abc.com
now i want if i enter
www.abc.com/Faq
then it should redirect to Faq page using Account Controller.

Here i am using this code.

Global.ascx Page Code

routes.MapRoute(""
               , "Faq"
                 , new { controller = "Account", action = "Faq" });

Controller Code

public class AccountController : Controller
    {
        public ActionResult Faq()
        {
            return View();
        }
    }

Now i want to open Faq.cshtml if i entered url www.abc.com/Faq

can you help me how can i redirect to page "Faq" whose action method contained in Account Controller.

i want url

www.abc.com/Faq

insted of

www.abc.com/Account/Faq

Please do needful....................
Thanks

Posted 30-Aug-12 23:49pm

sunandandutt

Updated 31-Aug-12 2:05am

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_Amy · Answer 1 · 2012-08-31T00:02:00

Solution 1

You should use Web.config defaultDocument[^], and you can even put a web.config in each folder, and inside that config just have the default document set.

--Amit

Posted 31-Aug-12 0:02am

_Amy

Updated 31-Aug-12 1:13am

v4

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sunandandutt 31-Aug-12 6:24am

Not Working............

_Amy 31-Aug-12 6:25am

Did you tried? What you tried show me.

sunandandutt 31-Aug-12 7:18am

You have deleted the code so can you tell me how can i do this.?

_Amy 31-Aug-12 7:23am

You should not post your code in my answer. Try using comment or improve your question. And also copy pasting will not enhance your knowledge, try using the similar logic given in the link. :)