Re: Clean display URL on custom error redirect
- From: "Charles" <chaz1011@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 Nov 2005 15:25:14 -0800
Okay, so are you Rewriting the path on begin request? I have done
something similar before. You could try rewriting the path again on the
begin request for the error page. Just check that they are going to the
error page, then if they are, read the aspxerrorpath from the query,
and rewrite the path using this value. that way you can have a nice
generic solution that you can use in your other sites. Are you by
chance developing a marketing system for your content so everything has
its own nice categorized folder path?
Charles
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