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  1. Thread: Urlrewrites

    by Rex
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    BFG, That rewrite should work. I tested it....

    BFG,

    That rewrite should work.
    I tested it. It works perfectly.
    I cannot guess what you are doing incorrectly.

    Most requests within a web application should pass through the Application's...
  2. Thread: Urlrewrites

    by Rex
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    Do the same thing as the rewrite already...

    Do the same thing as the rewrite already mentioned. Except you perform a 301 Response.Redirect instead of a HttpContext.RewritePath

    Or skip the XML Package altogether and just code the redirect...
  3. Thread: Urlrewrites

    by Rex
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    Thank you for that correction. Just wanted to...

    Thank you for that correction.

    Just wanted to add, for those who need a more complex rewrite scheme, say to emulate the Apache mod_rewrite rules-style, you can create a XML Package to run in the...
  4. Thread: Urlrewrites

    by Rex
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    Urlrewrites

    Those of you who may be using a lot of rewrites, the default cache size for the RegEx compiled expressions is 50. Set it to an optimal level for your use.
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