Is it possible to configure IIS so that URLMappings works without a file extention? Example. I want to map www.{mysite}.com/Fred to www.{mysite}.com/User.aspx?id=9999 Seems like it only works if the url I'm trying to map has an aspx extention. Any help/guidance would be much appreciated. Thank, Paul
In case you want to use other extensions within the URLMappings(will work only for integrated mode[Use DASP Control Panel to switch between classic/integrated mode]) ,you need to do the following: 1>From you MS IIS7 Web Manager ,go to 'Handler Mappings' feature and click the 'Add Managed Handler' .Enter the following details: Request Path = *.* Type=System.Web.UI.PageHandlerFactory Name= [anything you want] This will write the following to your web.config: <system.webServer> <handlers> <add name='MAP' path='*.*' verb='*' type='System.Web.UI.PageHandlerFactory' resourceType='Unspecified' preCondition='integratedMode'/> </handlers> </system.webServer> 2>You can add URLMappings to your web.config as follows : <system.web> <urlMappings enabled='true'> <add url='~/index.jsp' mappedUrl='~/default.aspx'/> <add url='~/index.msft' mappedUrl='~/default.aspx'/> <add url='~/check.aspx' mappedUrl='~/default.aspx'/> </urlMappings> </system.web> and all the above should work as expected. I don't think you can map folders to pages though. Vikram DiscountASP.NET www.DiscountASP.NET
I had the same thing working locally by adding some code to the beginrequest method of my global file. But now it does not work and i believe it is because the IIS server is redirecting the URL to a 404 page before reading my global file or using my own coded redirects in the config file. Does this make sense to anyone? Any idea how i can get this working correctly on the server as it was on localhost?
