I want page without writing extension .aspx

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I am working on dynamic web application. and I it's domain name is for e.g.
www.TTT.com and in this web application there are facilities for user to develop his own web site page for business promot and it is done but for e.g. user ABC has developed his own page abc.aspx dynamically so it's URL should be www.TTT.com/abc and then it will display user ABC's data web site page. I mean without writing .aspx how can i load particular page on Web Server.

it is so urgent please......

Posted 14-Feb-12 18:08pm

mukeshdepani8681

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mukeshdepani8681 15-Feb-12 7:53am

Yes thnx it is resolved but when i type URL www.TTT.com/abc then it will not shows abc's data it is giving error Resource not found. my code in global.asax is as follows

string URLname = Path.GetFileName(HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.ToString());
string pageName = URLname.Replace(".aspx", "");
routes.Add(pageName, new Route("abc", new CustomRouteHandler("~/myPages/" + URLname)));

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CRDave1988 · Answer 1 · 2012-02-14T18:24:00

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I think URL Roution WIll Help u

See this:

An Introduction to URL Routing[^]

URL Routing with ASP.NET 4.0[^]

ASP.NET Routing[^]

Posted 14-Feb-12 18:24pm

CRDave1988