Change The URL .aspx to .html

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I have a project, in my project have two pages

1)default.html
2)default.aspx

When i run my project that time load default.aspx page URL like .../.../default.aspx

ok but i want load default.aspx page & i want URL like .../.../default.html

so help me....

Posted 15-Oct-11 1:59am

Kapil Rathod

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Ed Nutting 15-Oct-11 8:00am

If it's an aspx page, the extension has to be .aspx for it to be treated like an aspx page. I fit's an html page then it has to be .html. Html pages are faster because ASP.Net doesn't have to process them at all. They are static pages.

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I.explore.code · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-15T02:11:00

well, first of all .aspx and .html pages are way different in their processing. so you can either have an "html" page or an "aspx" page load at any given time. However, if you want just the URL to be changed to html but still process the aspx page internally, then you need to rewrite the URL. Following are some links that tell you how to do URL rewriting in ASP.NET running on IIS.

URL Rewrite in ASP.NET[^]

URL Rewriting with ASP.NET[^]

Hope this helps. Oh and also if you have IIS 7 then you can use something called URL Rewrite within IIS to setup rewriting rules that essentially just change the URL syntactically from anything to anything but still run the right server side code.
For e.g.

PHP

http://www.website.com/blah/params?param1=sdfs

would become

PHP

http://www.website.com/blah/params/sdfs

Hope this helps and hope this is what you wanted...

Cheers.