Kind of URL Rewriting.

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Hi Guys,,

I have seen on many websites that for example if we are visiting a page named blog of that site than URL showing in browser is used to be like "www.sitename.com/blog" while if we want that we can also access the same page by typing "blog.sitename.com"....

How this functionality can be created and implemented in a web application made in Visual Studio on .net framework.

Can anybody help in this Regard.??

Regards,

:)

Posted 3-Jun-13 20:30pm

VICK

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Mayur Panchal · Answer 1 · 2013-06-03T20:42:00

Solution 1

There are several ways to rewrite URLs.

We can rewrite URLs from IIS settings with 'URLRewrite' module of IIS.

We can rewrite URL from global.asax file.

Referance as follows:
http://www.iis.net/learn/extensions/url-rewrite-module/iis-url-rewriting-and-aspnet-routing[^]
http://blog.dotnettechy.com/2011/09/url-rewriting-in-aspnet-using.html[^]

Posted 3-Jun-13 20:42pm

Mayur Panchal

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VICK 4-Jun-13 2:59am

Of too much high level according to a little mind and novice like me... :(

Gone over head.. can you elaborate in simplest way and in fewer lines rather dn providing links ...?????

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 2 · 2013-06-03T20:44:00

Solution 3

Sure. You can start from here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976111[^].

See also:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc668201%28v=vs.100%29.aspx[^],
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972974.aspx[^].

—SA

Posted 3-Jun-13 20:44pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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VICK 4-Jun-13 2:59am

Of too much high level according to a little mind and novice like me... :(

Gone over head.. can you elaborate in simplest way and in fewer lines rather dn providing links ...?????

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jun-13 3:09am

And is this the reason to vote 1? It's up to you of course, no matter.
But, regardless the vote, it simply means you won't get help. Who would want to waste time.

Essentially, you blame others for your own laziness and inability. This is not welcome.
You should understand that if something is over your head (even in digested form), you should so something easier.

—SA

VICK 4-Jun-13 3:17am

Y r u getting so hyper.. voting is the form to show either it was helpful or not .. so if it didnt help me out regardless of my laziness or inability... or you just performed what i have already google... I just voted what is right to me...

Sorry for being rude but everyone have right to express. and u cant force .

further I have a logic to join CODE PROJECT .. just to increase my knowledge and to get the help in informal way.... coz i m not here to read the theory.. i am here to ge the benefit of expert knowledge (as of you) in precise way...

anyway sorry if it hurts you (Although you downvoted my question and threatened me that I WONT get help... :) )....

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jun-13 3:29am

No reading theory? OK, forget programming right now, why torturing yourself. Case closed. Who questions your right?.. There, there, it's not going to be interesting...
No need to apologize, nothing like that can hurt me personally, no problems with that. I just tried to explain your wrongdoing, which might matter something for you, not me. No problem, anyway...
—SA

VICK 4-Jun-13 3:49am

okay fine.. but can you answer me that y u downvoted my question?? waiting for answer.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jun-13 9:13am

Why do you think that I should not answer my questions but I have to answer yours? When you say that you have a right to vote, do you mean that others might not and owe you the explanation?

But OK, why not? I voted one because you are asking a question without "reading the theory"; while all the topics are very visible on the Web, with detailed simple examples. This way, you apparently think possible that the some learning work which you should be able to do by yourself, and which would be the most useful for you, should be done for you by others. This is not something like an expert advice, which could only be needed if you did your preliminary research but stuck somewhere or did something wrong which gave you some trouble, and the like.

Such questions rarely deserve more than 1. Look at other questions and comments to them. The expert advice is only useful to people who start addressing a problem by themselves. Many got comment "What did you try so far?". I just decided to cut it down and give you a link. If you don't like it, not a problem.

So, please. I answered, but don't think that somebody is obliged to motivate votes. I just did it, like everything before, to try to help you. Again.

—SA