UrlRewritingNet | Easy and reliable rewriting of URLs with ASP.NET

by aspnetde C# Version: v2 License: MIT

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UrlRewritingNet is a C# library. UrlRewritingNet has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Easy and reliable rewriting of URLs with ASP.NET

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It had no major release in the last 12 months.

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The latest version of UrlRewritingNet is v2

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UrlRewritingNet is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.

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aspnet.friendlyurls versus Url Rewriting

urlrewritingnet - Keep original URL hidden from user

.net change some characters of url before rewriting

QUESTION

aspnet.friendlyurls versus Url Rewriting

Asked 2017-Nov-16 at 14:32

We're looking to ditch the old URL rewriting package we're currently using in our asp.net webforms application (UrlRewritingNet - it is out of support and development). In my research I've come across two potential replacements (I think) however I'm unclear if they are truly apples to apples in their essential functionality (as well as our existing functionality).

The first is friendlyUrls, if I add the NuGet package and get it configured, it looks like I can work with it and it will probably do all the redirecting and friendly urls that we need. It looks like it's pretty easy to use and we can code to put some routes in a DB and make it so we don't have to hard code everything into a config file.

The second is URL Rewrite 2.0 for IIS. It seems more like what we're currently using. It appears that everything is specified in the .config file. It also seems pretty involved to create rewrites.

We only have a couple of rewrites that seem that they may not be served easily by friendlyUrls (like http=>https, a 301 redirect from our old domain and a no-www => www) but it may also be I haven't looked into that aspect of friendlyUrls. (edit: Oh, and I guess we may get a request occasionally to go from a friendlyUrl to an outside website i.e. www.oursite.com/there => www.yoursite.com)

My question is, are these essentially the same thing, or am I missing something? Should I be using one, the other or both do and in what instances should I use one over the other? I can't seem to find a clear comparison of what each does/doesn't do for me, especially in comparison to the other.

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Nov-16 at 14:32

@mason Thanks for your comment, you pointed me in a good direction.

FriendlyUrl is just an extension of the routes built in to .Net (adding automatic routing) this will do much of our what our "rewriting" did. I would then use the routes.MapPageRoute to add specific additional page routes (i.e. we would like to get to page x via these additional friendly URLs). Finally, I need some kind of rewriting though if I want to do any external changes (i.e. the old domain to new domain).

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47026158

QUESTION

urlrewritingnet - Keep original URL hidden from user

Asked 2017-Apr-16 at 14:01

My raw page Url is like this

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Apr-16 at 14:01

i think what you mean is custom routing on .NET MVC, you actually could do that using attribute route something like this on your Controller Action Method :

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43434165

QUESTION

.net change some characters of url before rewriting

Asked 2017-Mar-06 at 18:06

I'm working at mvc.net web application and I'm using urlrewritingNet for route urls.

I want to change some characters of url before urlrewriting reach url.

ex:

user request this url /Prods/1/Medi_lice.aspx

I want this url to be /Prods/1/Medi-lice before rewriting process.

Thanks

Edit

My question is: I want to change last segment of my url. I want the underscore to be dash

I write HttpModule to work around:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Feb-28 at 21:54

Try context.RewritePath method

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42519108

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