Search results matching tag 'querystring'

Re: confused about "rewrite module"

mreynol5 — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 10:54:17 GMT

certainly. I used the word "stripped" becaise I could not think of another. Here's what I see:

http://123.123.123.123/cv/service1.asmx/getAccountInfo?acct=12345

This performs as though there were no "?acct=1234" passed in. It returns only the parent node (i.e.: no data). Note that this is a call to a LINQ enabled web service that queries a SQL table and returns a "string-ized" XML form.

http://localhost/cv/service1.asmx/getAccountInfo?acct=12345

This returns data when run on the web server. The other fails no matter where it is run. Testing from the VS 2008 "Test Harness" via "debug" produces a good result however it substitutes "localhost" for the ip address. Note that the IP address that I am using is the external IP and has been verified via "whatismyip.com". I have a router in place and have opened Port 80 which is forwarded to the proper server on my network.

Re: Look at my URL

ruslany — Thu, 14 May 2009 16:31:39 GMT

Nice repro!

Can you clarify this:

>> however, I do need params passed via querystring attached in the rewrite, including (a=) if not found in pattern <<

Does it mean that if the url is http://www.cbengine.net/1234/comments/?a=graphs&p=5678 then you want to ignore the query string? Can you give an example of the URL where you would use the query string?

Look at my URL

goldentine — Thu, 14 May 2009 12:21:53 GMT

Can someone please take a look at what I have going on here. I've documented the issues I'm having, along with what I need on this page pretty well... should be self explanatory. I've also posted the <rule> code on the page for examination...

Rewrite:

http://www.cbengine.net/1234/comments

Actual URL:

http://www.cbengine.net/product/index.cfm?p=1234&a=comments

I've been at this for days now and really need to move on to other things... so any help would be awesome.

Thanks

Seek Professional Help!!!

goldentine — Mon, 11 May 2009 13:30:21 GMT

I need professional help here... Here's the situation... I have product URL's going to detail pages. On that page it breaks out into sub-sections, at times it also carries extra parameters in the query string other than "v" and "fa"... note that "v" is an alpha-numeric product ID, and "fa" is the sub-section

res/stat.cfm?v=id (default page)
res/stat.cfm?v=id&fa=graphs
res/stat.cfm?v=id&fa=comments
res/stat.cfm?v=id&fa=whatever

I'm looking to create rule(s) like the following:

alphanumericID
alphanumericID/graphs
alphanumericID/comments
alphanumericID/whatever

I'm thinking the second parameter after the ID needs to be written as some kind of wildcard so that it will work in any of the above examples??

I'm also looking for these rule requirements:

no hardcoded rule values (ex: graphs, comments, etc) as they get changed at times.
make sure the alphanumericID is just that (regex A-Z 0-9), if not, skip rule
direct access to "res/stat.cfm" forces a "url has moved" host headers then redirects to the rewritten version.
It would also be nice to be able to access the "res/stat.cfm" directly for testing and development purposes and bypass the redirect... (ex: res/stat.cfm?id=abc123&bypass=1)

Here's what I have so far which is not flexible and error prone.....

Pattern: ^([^/]+)/?$

Rewrite URL: res/stat.cfm?v={R:1}

Clearly this doesn't do what I need it to do and far from flexible... I've been banging my head against the wall trying different things with minimal success. I know there's someone out there that could probably write this up in 2 minutes!

I'd greatly appreciate the help! Thanks big time in advance!

By the way, the site in question is... http://www.cbengine.com

Re: Rewrite input with parameters. (question mark ? issue)

ruslany — Mon, 04 May 2009 18:23:25 GMT

The pattern that is specified in the <match> element of the rule is evaluated agains the URL path only - without query string. This article explains that in more details: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/465/url-rewrite-module-configuration-reference/#Accessing_URL_Parts_from_a_Rewrite_Rule

For an example of a rule that rewrites based on the query string parameters, check out this article: http://ruslany.net/2009/04/10-url-rewriting-tips-and-tricks/, tip #9.

Re: Query string with multiple parameters

ruslany — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 17:58:28 GMT

If parameters can be in any order within the query string then you can try something like this:

Re: help with IIS7 rewrite rule (rewrite whole QS as 1 string)

ruslany — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 19:10:58 GMT

URL rewrite module is only supported on IIS 7 and further. To do the same on IIS 6 you have to use some other URL rewriting module, for example ISAPI Rewrite.

Re: help with IIS7 rewrite rule (rewrite whole QS as 1 string)

ruslany — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 01:09:58 GMT

So basically you want to rewrite from jsbox.js to jsbox.aspx and keep the original query string. In that case this rule should work for you:

If you want to make rewriting decisions based on the query string then you would need to modify the rule as below:

Seeing rewritten URI in status

DarkMaster — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 10:27:36 GMT

Hello!

Perhaps a dumb/newbie question but still - just how do I get the rewrite module to display already rewritten URI in browser status eg. when you go over the link, in the status bar (bottom of the browser) to display rewritten URL - not just after the URL has been visited already and rewritten after that - I mean I see this all the time on your pages too - I somewhat doubt that you have modified all your .NET code to output manually rewritten links - or did you?

I know to have this effect in some test scenarios with ISAPI_REWRITE - it did that with using rewrite maps in both directions (rewrite/redirect) and the mouse-over-links got rewritten before I actually clicked one.

So my question - is this doable with new (and extremely great) URL Rewrite engine for IIS? Or am I to go modify the ASP code to output the actual rewritten links and then just apply the rules to redirect? OR am I missing something very obvious (like I already did in the past *LOL*)?

Thank you in advance for answer/suggestions!

Re: What am I doing wrong?

ruslany — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 16:46:17 GMT

There are many articles about using URL rewrite module available here http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/460/using-url-rewrite-module.