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Dear All,

I have Created a Webapplication, its working fine.

My requirement is I want to hide the page name Default.aspx to Default (I need to hide the extension .aspx)

Home.aspx to Home
Registration.aspx to Registration.

etc etc ....I have no. of pages.

Those who access my website, they should not know application is created using which technology. .aspx , .php , ,jsp etc

Please help. how to hide the extension in browser.

Thanks in ADVANCE.

Posted 23-Jul-12 0:30am

Software Engineer 892

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saini arun · Answer 1 · 2012-07-23T00:35:00

Solution 1

You may use URL rewriting for this purpose.

Link1[^]

Link2[^]

Posted 23-Jul-12 0:35am

saini arun

GauravKP · Answer 2 · 2012-07-23T00:39:00

Solution 2

If you are using .Net 4.0 framwork then you cab go for Routing[^].

Posted 23-Jul-12 0:39am

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Software Engineer 892 23-Jul-12 6:39am

am using .Net 3.5..............Please help.

GauravKP 23-Jul-12 9:28am

If you have VS 2010 then you convert your project in 4.0, else go for URL Rewriting which is a bit difficult as compared to Routing.

_Amy · Answer 3 · 2012-07-23T01:26:00

Hi,
You should go for URL Rewriting. Refer the links below:
MSDN : URL Rewriting in ASP.NET[^]
CP : URL Rewriting with ASP.NET[^]
http://www.simple-talk.com/dotnet/asp.net/a-complete-url-rewriting-solution-for-asp.net-2.0/[^]
http://blog.dotnettechy.com/2011/09/url-rewriting-in-aspnet-using.html[^]

--Amit