default page url in browser

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i want to show a user whole project default page URL in browser. not shows redirected pages name.
It is possible or not? if it possible so please provide working examples with code explanation.

Posted 6-Feb-14 20:26pm

rahul003

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G-code101 7-Feb-14 2:43am

Question... What have you done so far?

rahul003 7-Feb-14 3:16am

i don't want to show pages name and parameter to user in URL when redirect pages. only show default page name.

ravikhoda 7-Feb-14 3:42am

do you want to do something like url rewriting..? ?

you can use urlrewrite.net module or if you are working on IIS 7 or above it has in built URL rewrite module you can use it .

rahul003 8-Feb-14 3:21am

how work re-writing?

G-code101 8-Feb-14 3:49am

If you want to do Url re-writing have a look at this

[Tips and Tricks URL Re-Writing asp.net^]

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 8-Feb-14 22:52pm

Your question is not clear. Please explain more.

rahul003 11-Feb-14 2:10am

i want hide all pages name in project, i want show only one default page name to show user in URL.
Example.:
now in my project show this type -
http://localhost:9977/AddUpdateLandLord.aspx
http://localhost:9977/AddUpdateProperty.aspx
http://localhost:9977/Property.aspx
http://localhost:9977/Landlord.aspx
so i want to show only one page name in URL just like as
http://localhost:9977/Home.aspx
http://localhost:9977/Home.aspx
http://localhost:9977/Home.aspx
http://localhost:9977/Home.aspx
http://localhost:9977/home.aspx

I hope you can understand it.

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