Application_BeginRequest Event in Global.asax file disturbing my website at local server in .net

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When i use code of Url rewriting it works however it disturbs my site at local server can anybody help me out I am using the following code in global.asax file in .net

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protected void Application_BeginRequest(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        //Get the current http context
        HttpContext InRequest = HttpContext.Current;

        //Get the current path
        string OldPath = InRequest.Request.Path.ToLower();

        //Check the path whether it is a contextual path
        if (InRequest.Request.RawUrl.Split('/').Length > 3)
        {
            string Path = InRequest.Request.RawUrl.Split('/')[2];

            Path = "/" + Path + "/";

            string NewPath = "/furl/" + WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings[Path];

            string ItemName = InRequest.Request.RawUrl.Split('/')[InRequest.Request.RawUrl.Split('/').Length - 1].Split('.')[0];

            string ID = InRequest.Request.RawUrl.Split('/')[3];

            //Rewrite the path with the actual path
            InRequest.RewritePath(NewPath, "", "?id=" + ID, true);

        }
    }

Posted 29-Jul-11 3:05am

lavjain

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Shahriar Iqbal Chowdhury/Galib · Answer 1 · 2011-07-29T11:06:00

Hi,

you haven't mention what issue you are facing. Looking at the code I believe you have to bypass the checking in case of local server. If your local server url is like this

http://localhost:3325/mysite/

then you can see

SQL

if (InRequest.Request.RawUrl.Split('/').Length > 3)

will yield true and process accordingly, so either you have to bypass the checking for local server or you have to handle this case. I hope this will help to solve your issue.