just like the title is. When users land on the second page, after clicking submit on first page, i want the second page to read the url, then modify the aspx page in the end and send the user to a specific page.
e.g - www.abc.com/page1.aspx --> click submit --> redirect to www.abc.com/page2.aspx the code should read "/page2.aspx" and then rewrite it as "/page5.aspx" and automatically redirect to page5.aspx
Any one have idea about rewrite url in detailed,want step by step process about rewrite url.
View 3 RepliesHow do I url rewrite without id in Address Bar?
Example:
[URL]
I don't want this..
[URL]
Is it possible?
I have managed to expose the MEX endpoint of my WCF service and I can access it with the address like [URL] (example) and get the WDSL. So no problem there.
However, my WCF test page shows the address wrongly by using the server's name instead of the DNS name. And if I click on the link on the test page it won't work (can't get WSDL).
The WCF test page looks like this:
MyService Service
You have created a service.
To test this service, you will need to create a client and use it to call the service.
[URL]
The WCF service is hosted in IIS6. I would like to have a test page with the correct WSDL address so users can see the WSDL quickly in the browser just by clicking on the WSDL address.
In short: How can I change the MyServerName to inter.mycompany.com on the WCF test page? Can this be specified somewhere in the Web.config?
I am trying to pull entries from a database based on the current users IP Address. Here is what I have so far:
[Code]....
I am receiving the following error: Cannot find either column "Request" or the user-defined function or aggregate "Request.UserHostAddress.ToString", or the name is ambiguous.
Is it possible to do this? Should I try to access this information another way?
Is it possible to find out the clients IP and possibly MAC address from non IE browsers (i.e. without using ActiveX)? If so, how?
View 1 RepliesHow do I obtain the IP address or MAC address or some Unique ID of a device within a mobile app, either client or server side?
We are developing a web application targeting iPhone, BlackBerry and Android, generally device independent, and we are looking for ways to uniquely identify a device for added authentication purpose. Is there a way to uniquely identify a mobile device, regardless of the make and model?
I have an URL like that :
/eng/myfolder/mycategory.aspx
I would like to transform it in something like:
index.aspx?FolderId=2&LanguageId=1&CategoryID=12
In a word I want to "write" that,
eng => languageId=2 and myfolder => FolderId=2 and mycategory.....
I don't know if i make myself clear but
with http://mywebsite.com/fr/default
Right Now i have :
<add key = "/en/default" value = "default.aspx?LanguageId=1" />
<add input = " {Rewrite:{REQUEST_URI}}" pattern = "default.aspx?(.+)" />
<action type="rewrite" url="default.aspx?{C:1}" appendQueryString="False" />
But i want Something more global like:
<add key = "/en" value = "LanguageId=1" />
<add input = " {Rewrite:{REQUEST_URI}}" pattern = "(.+)" />
< action type="rewrite" url="default.aspx?{C:1}" appendQueryString="False" />
Im building a small project.
I have the url : [URL]
I have a forum on my website
what i need to do is to rewrite the url :
[URL]
to
[URL] to dogracer players
Is there any quick way to achieve this.
The rewrite should be dynamic because each posts in the forum should have a rewritten url
how to rewrite url string. in asp.net with c#.net.
View 4 RepliesI am trying to rewrite url in IIS server.What would be the simplest steps for getting this functionalities in my website.
View 1 RepliesI use Intelligencia.UrlRewriter.dll My link CSS or JS is:
<link href="/css/theme.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
it good on the internet,but on localhost the link is error ( i test on IIS and IIS ASP.NET ). so i have
<link href="my_domain/css/theme.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
I want to rewrite something like this:
www.webaddress.com/article.aspx?date=150211&title=title-of-news-article
to this:
www.webaddress.com/150211/title-of-news-article
Even to achieve the first link above, I need to replace capital letters and non-standard characters like é with e, and replace spaces with hyphens. Is all of this possible using URL Rewrite Module 2.0 or might I be better off coding some ASP? I'm new to .net and may have to do something in classic if I struggle. And I only just get by in ASP...
I've tried some of the tutorials on the official IIS website and have got through a simple rewrite wizard, but replacing characters seems more complicated, and I'm sure some of the tutorials have errors in them...
I'm using ASP.NET 3.5 with IIS 7 with the URL Rewrite Module 2.0 installed.When I create the first test rewrite rule:
<rewrite>
<rules>
<rule name="Test rule1" patternSyntax="ExactMatch">
<match url="w/123/test" />
<action type="Rewrite" url="article.aspx?id=123" />
</rule>
</rules>
</rewrite>
(http://www.myapp.com/w/123/test ->
http://www.myapp.com/article.aspx?id=123).
I am using ASP.NET 2.0 on IIS6 therefore I can't use system.web.routing. I've tried a few URL rewriters but none did what I wanted.I basically need to transform (read/parse then redirect) URL 1 into 2 with minimum IIS configuration because I don't have the full authority to reconfigure web servers (i.e. ISAP on IIS6 or install 3rd party extensions/libraries). And I can't transform URL into 3 because all the physical links will break. [URL]
View 3 Replieshow could i do advance url re-write in asp.net3.5. when we post question in stackoverflow then our question is listed as hyperlink like below one. What is dependency injection? when we click on link then a dynamic page is show. so i want know if there is a hyperlink which have href like [URL] actualy i want that when user click on above link then user will be redirect to page where url will be shown in address toolbar like [URL]. how could i achieve it without touching IIS. how to write the code.
View 1 RepliesI have a page, called foo.aspx and i d like to rewrite the url as bar.somethingHow to do this? How does url rewrite happens in asp.netShould i create a generic handler?or should i get some url rewrite modules and add to app?
View 3 RepliesI use IIS 7 URL Rewrite Module and it works fine.
But My javascript code doesn't work anymore on the page (details.aspx) where i use URL Rewrite Module.
Example :
<a href="#" target="popup" onclick="wopen('note.aspx?ID=<%#CType(FormView1.DataItem, System.Data.DataRowView).Item("NoteID")%>&S=<%#CType(FormView1.DataItem, System.Data.DataRowView).Item("IsS")%>','popup',480,480); return false;">
Write a note</a>
If i disable the rule in IIS, this link works as expected.
The Rewrite rule doesn't include the note.aspx page.
I have a asp:GridView with a HyperLinkField. It's DataNavigateUrlFormatString property is set to View.aspx?id={0}&isTechnical={1} and DataNavigateUrlFields to ID,isTechnical Where ID is primary column INT and isTechnical - BIT, i.e. SQL Server representation of bool. So urls are being displayed like View.aspx?id=1&isTechnical=1 but I want to replace number with a true|false.
How can I do that? Suing DataBinging event someway? RowDataBound event unfortunately didn't helped - changing DataNavigateUrlFormatString causes event re-raising and therefore - StackOverflowException.
I'm probably going to use the URL rewrite module for IIS 7 eventually and I have a fairly straight forward question that I really can't find the answer to.
If you have a base case of:
http://yoururl.com/page.aspx?ID=7
You can obviously have it rewritten to:
http://yoururl.com/page/7 or whatever you want.
My question is this: When using this module can you still use Request.Querystring["page"] on the rewritten querystring. How does the Request.URL stuff work. Does asp.net still provide the un-rewritten url or does it provide the rewritten one.
I would assume that your C#/asp.net code is completely unaffected by the url rewriting, as that's more or less the point, but I want to be crystal clear.
Secondary question: What is the best practice for how you should code a website when using the rewritten. Should you code links in the written style, or continue using querystrings?
I am using IIS Url rewrite to convert urls from /mypage.aspx?q=value to /page/value.html.
Everything works fine during the first call to the page but on postbacks the url is transformed into
/page/value.html?q=value
when using asp controls such as GridViews, Pagers or Custom Controls.
As a result the Server returns a 404 Error and i can see the corrupted url on the browser's address bar.
This problem was observed when i wanted to change the page of a gridview using a pager.
Rewrite has been working like a charm when testing and using it locally. However when I uploaded my application, then it gave me some problems.Problem Overview
My site - http://www.site.com/
Site is stored in a subdirectory on my root hosting in a folder call "sub".
So when I go to the URL http://www.site.com/part1/file.aspx then in my Rewrite Rule the {URL} is given as "/sub/part1/file.aspx" instead of "/part1/file.aspx"
Problem/Question,Is there a way I can handle all the {URL} in my Rewrite Rules without including the "sub" in the {URL} and without having to change every single ones Pattern?
I have a application which uses intelligencia urlrewriter to rewrite urls into seo friendly urls. Blog engine is integrated in this application under subfolder but shares webconfig with my application. Application runs perfectly on development server, but when i publish it to 2008/IIS7 server urls links don't work. Links similar to following work
<rewrite url="^/Abc" to="~/abc.aspx" processing="stop"/>
<rewrite url="^/Abc_123" to="~/abc-123.aspx" processing="stop"/>
But links like following fail to redirect and i get 404 errors
<rewrite url="^/Abc/(.*/)" to="~/abc.aspx?id=$1" processing="stop"/>
<rewrite url="^/XYZ" to="~/xyz.aspx?cat=school" processing="stop"/>
Anything which has query parameters in aspx url fails. I'm not sure what is causing this error on 2008/IIS 7 server and not on my VS 2008 development server.
ASP.net 4.0 / IIS7.
I want to "alias" a single web form to appear as various extensionless urls. Given a form in my web root called "mySite.com/ColorWebForm456.aspx":
I want it served as multiple names, e.g., mySite.com/Color, mySite.com/Colour, mySite.com/Colors, mySite.com/Coler, etc., without creating folders and duplicate forms with those names.I never want mySite.com/ColorWebForm456.aspx displayed in the browser, it needs to display as mySite.com/Color, even if the user somehow acquires it and types in that exact ~.aspx address. The variations will account for several alternate or mis-spellings users might attempt - I don't want them "corrected", however. So, if a user types in mySite.com/Colour, the url is NOT rewritten to mySite.com/Color, but the same page is served via ColorWebForm456.aspx as the requested "mySite.com/Colour".
I've seen so many articles on this that I'm not even sure where this would be best handled: in Global.asax, IIS7 URL Rewrite, web.config, etc., and I'm not even sure this is technically a case of url rewriting or routing... ?