how to rewrite urls like this cityNames.mywebsite.com ?

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Hello friends

I'm developing a website by visual studio 2010, it's a shop, and it's selling goods from different cities and I need to rewrite different urls for each city like http://london.mywebsite.com , http://paris.mywebsite.com ...
how to do that ? is it a url rewriting or I should buy different domains ?

thank you

Posted 5-Oct-13 21:06pm

Neema Derakhshan

Updated 6-Oct-13 2:20am

Sampath Lokuge

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Sampath Lokuge 6-Oct-13 5:15am

Is this Asp.net web forms or MVC app ?

Neema Derakhshan 6-Oct-13 7:03am

thank you for response
asp.net web forms

waleedquwaider 6-Oct-13 5:29am

i guess you need to make sub domain for each country/city ..

Neema Derakhshan 6-Oct-13 7:05am

thank you for response
i'll search about it

Neema Derakhshan 7-Oct-13 5:39am

dear waleedquwaider ,you are right ,please submit your answer and I'll accept it.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 6-Oct-13 9:49am

You may read here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc668201.aspx

Neema Derakhshan 7-Oct-13 5:43am

thank you for response, but routing doesn't help me in this case.

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hello professional

yes

by making sub domain you can use it as your need..

Happy to help!!!

Posted 7-Oct-13 0:55am

Shubh Agrahari

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Mike Meinz · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-07T05:10:00

You only need to register (buy) the domain "mywebsite.com". The subdomains (e.g. paris.mywebsite.com, london.mywebsite.com) are entries in your Domain Name Server. You can make as many subdomains as you want with no extra cost. All subdomains can point to the same IP Address or each subdomain can point to a unique IP Address.

In the Visual Studio Help index, review the HttpRequest.RawUrl property and HttpRequest.Url property. Your web application can look at the URL that was used to access your application. You may be able to have one web server application that uses the subdomain name to determine how to display pages. That might be easier to support than a separate web server application for each subdomain.

Ajay_Saini · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-06T06:23:00

Solution 1

Hi,
Url rewritting is to rewrite your current url, but as your need i think that your need is done by subdomain.

Posted 6-Oct-13 6:23am

Ajay_Saini