Configuration :: Run Different Website From Same Physical Location?
Dec 22, 2010
I have a website say www.abc.com I am giving the users there own mini site with the URLwww.abc.com/website/home.aspx?UID=1
This URL will access to my Home.aspx page located in website folder and display the user information based on UID
I want to register each user with their own domain and redirect the functionality to mywww.abc.com/website/home.aspx?UID=1 page.
For example let's say when user type www.user.com user the site will be redirected to mywww.abc.com/website/home.aspx?UID=1 page but the URL of web browser will not change, user can still seewww.user.com on his web browser.
If User click about us link i.e. www.user.com/aboutus/ the site will be redirected towww.abc.com/website/aboutus.aspx?UID=1 page but the URL of web browser will not change.
I am using IIS 6 and ASP.net 2.0.
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