Url Rewriting links are not working properly

Question

User-424706843 posted

I'm using urlrewriter.net to rewrite my rules with the following rules in the web.config

    <rewriter>

        <rewrite url="~/en/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>

        <rewrite url="~/sv/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>

        <rewrite url="~/it/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>

    </rewriter>

    <rewriter>
        <rewrite url="~/en/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>
        <rewrite url="~/sv/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>
        <rewrite url="~/it/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>
    </rewriter>

Besically I want to rewrite my page www.mysitename/my-tags-here.aspx to www.mysitename/en/my-tags-here

This is working ok, but if I am in www.mysitename/en/my-tags-here and I click on my header defined in the master page as

    <div id="header">
    <asp:HyperLink ID="hplHeader" runat="server" meta:resourcekey="imgHeader"></asp:HyperLink>        
    </div>

CODEBEHIND

        hplHeader.NavigateUrl = "~/" + Global.HOME_PAGE;

It is not working properly and it is redirecting to www.mysitename/my-tags-here (without the en subfolder, losing the path structur).

Is there any way I can avoid that in a simple way?

Thanks

Answer 1

User-861818263 posted

whenever your you are rewriting you should register your ".*" with Worker process on IIS as for example u have rewrite URl with ".do"  then you have to add .do and attach worker process dll or exe with same extesion on IIS

Answer 2

User-424706843 posted

Thank you for your reply but sorry I don't get the meaning.

The site is multilanguage so I want to have for each page that uses local/global resources three url rewriting like 

        <rewrite url="~/en/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>

        <rewrite url="~/sv/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>

        <rewrite url="~/it/(.*)" to="~/$1.aspx"/>

So I will have google be able to index properly www.sitename.com/en/default.aspx,www.sitename.com/sv/default.aspx and www.sitename.com/it/default.aspx.

I'm testing on my local VS 2008 and after I click on the header link that is defined in my master page (~/default.aspx) I am redirected to www.sitename.com/Default.aspx rather than www.sitename.com/en/default.aspx ad example