how to create www.site.com/xyz.aspx, www.site.com/abc.aspx in new new tab and etc

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Hi,

I created website for tools.

Myweb site name is : www.xyz.com

Now i have several module. for example consider one module called shop by brand in the menu bar which has list of brands

Bosch
Dewalt
Dremel
Fluke
Greenlee
Makita
Milwaukee
Occidental Leather
PLS Laser
.
.
Now i need help to do like that if we click on bosch

i need to create www.xyz.com/bosch.aspx in different tab
if they click dewalt need to change www.xyz.com/dewalt.aspx like that for everything.

how to do that. i am new for this. i have heard using web.config,IIS we can do that. but i have no idea how to do this.

kindly anybody help on this with detailed example

Thanks

[Edit]: Spam links removed

Posted 16-Jun-14 4:08am

christhuxavier

Updated 16-Jun-14 4:22am

Thanks7872

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ZurdoDev 16-Jun-14 10:14am

What's your question? How to display tabs? Use divs with iframes is one way.

Thanks7872 16-Jun-14 10:23am

Don't mention site names like this. This is called Spam here and it won't be tolerated. Take care next time.

Nandakishore G N 16-Jun-14 10:29am

What have you done till now paste it.. both design and codebehind

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Stephen Hewison · Answer 1 · 2014-06-16T04:33:00

Solution 1

You're looking for the target.

When you add an anchor or a tag to a page. You can set the target attribute. The value you put in here controls the behaviour in regards to opening new tabs/windows e.t.c.

You have the same option when using the window.open command in Javascript.

Posted 16-Jun-14 4:33am

Stephen Hewison

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Answer 2 · 2014-06-16T06:58:00

Solution 3

You are talking about URL Rewriting.

Read...
1. URL Rewriting in ASP.NET[^]
2. Tip/Trick: Url Rewriting with ASP.NET[^]
3. Chapter 5. URL Rewrite Module[^]

Posted 16-Jun-14 6:58am

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

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ZurdoDev 16-Jun-14 15:44pm

No, not at all.