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When I use Global.asax file for url rewriting purposes, I use Application_BeginRequest and follow up the code :


C#
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 = "/abc/" + 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);

             }
       }

However the Code is working fabulous but it dusturbs my website design when i run on local host, I think their is problem with iis can anyone help me?
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VishwaKL 24-Dec-12 5:00am    
Check it on locally, may be problem with CSS
Herman<T>.Instance 24-Dec-12 10:19am    
Have you read this ?

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RewritePath according to MSDN makes a new request:
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.httpcontext.rewritepath.aspx[^]

First line in text:
Redirects a request for a resource to a different path than the one that is indicated by the requested URL. RewritePath is used in cookieless session state to strip session IDs from URLs.
 
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ArpitDubey 28-Dec-12 16:00pm    
i had same issue before i switched to http://urlrewriter.net/
no need to touch global.asax any more, just stuff in web.config

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