Url Rewriting or Routing--Plz let me know the answer

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Hello
When a member(suppose neetu) login on a page s/he should be redirected on index.html?id=2001 page with the url
www.mysite.com/member/neetu

neetu(id) is coming from database and member is a folder i created

so i m trying this with url rewriting and routing too.....but nothing works...can u plz give me exacting idea how can i do this.please tell me I am using asp.net 2.0
the best example is your url(codeproject)...its not showing any

C#

page.aspx

Posted 23-Oct-12 1:49am

Miss Maheshwari

Updated 26-Oct-12 7:00am

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Miss Maheshwari 24-Oct-12 23:45pm

your url (codeproject) is the best example... its not like any page.aspx so you people must have the answer of my question

[no name] 25-Oct-12 1:53am

Why we need a rewriting or routing ? do you really want to do it from IIS (rewriting or routing). In case, if you have created your neetu.aspx manually in members folder, why dont you simply use a stringbuilder and use that string to RESPONSE.REDIRECT your user to respective page.

Miss Maheshwari 26-Oct-12 8:51am

i haven't created any neetu.aspx(i.e. a member and lots of member can be there...)i am just redirecting the member after login to index.aspx but i dont want to the url like this i just want to show the url like /member/member_name(that is coming from database)..

[no name] 26-Oct-12 8:56am

Just to hide the page name ? Follow these 2 steps
1. Make index.aspx as default page for your folder\
2. use Server.Tranfser(yourURL);

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Ambesha · Answer 1 · 2012-10-23T02:09:00

Solution 1

Use the following link might be useful for you:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972974.aspx[^]
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Easy-Steps-to-URL-2f792901[^]
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/rohatash/url-rewriting-in-Asp-Net-using-C-Sharp/[^]

Thanks,
Ambesha

Posted 23-Oct-12 2:09am

Ambesha

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Miss Maheshwari 23-Oct-12 8:15am

i have already checked that but no use...after google i posted question here

Ambesha 23-Oct-12 8:19am

your url seems that this is MVC application and please share the code you have dione till for this

Miss Maheshwari 24-Oct-12 13:13pm

Its not mvc as i have explained it vry clearly...