Hide page name

Question

User66371569 posted

Hi 

I want to hide page name or change any thing

http://www.hh.com/hp/index.aspx

I want it           http://www.hh.com        or       http://www.hh.com/hp            or    http://www.hh.com/hp/lasdjfsdpfsdfsdfsldf;sdfas;d~djas;

how can I do this   in web config  my  iis   is   10.2

in iis 6            I was using 

<urlMappings enabled="true">

      <add mappedUrl="~/login.aspx?id=1" url="~/ffffffff.aspx"/>

      <add mappedUrl="~/ADMIN-SCREEN1.aspx?id=1" url="~/Admin.aspx"/>

      

    </urlMappings>

Thanks alot

Answer 1

User-1780421697 posted

There are several ways to rewrite you urls but i think one of easy way is URL is FRIENDLYURLS, you can get some help here where you dont need to specify .aspx extension like Admin.aspx can be accessed like /Admin

https://www.hanselman.com/blog/IntroducingASPNETFriendlyUrlsCleanerURLsEasierRoutingAndMobileViewsForASPNETWebForms.aspx

Answer 2

User-1780421697 posted

if you want to have different name of actual file then you can use another module, here is link

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/url-rewriting-in-asp-net-4-0-4-5-webform/

Answer 3

User288213138 posted

Hi thepast,

thepast

I want to hide page name or change any thing

http://www.hh.com/hp/index.aspx

I want it           http://www.hh.com        or       http://www.hh.com/hp            or    http://www.hh.com/hp/lasdjfsdpfsdfsdfsldf;sdfas;d~djas;

how can I do this

If you want to change the url in web form, you can try to use URL Routing. 

You can add routes in a method that is called from the handler for the Application_Start event in the Global.asax file,  this approach makes sure that the routes are available when the application starts.

More information about the use of URL Routing you can refer to this link: https://chsakell.com/2013/12/15/url-rooting-in-asp-net-web-forms/

The code:

public void Application_Start(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        RegisterRoutes(RouteTable.Routes);
    }

    public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes)
    {
        routes.MapPageRoute("", "Category/{action}/{categoryName}", "~/categoriespage.aspx");
    }

Best regards,

Sam