Search results matching tag 'redirect dynamic ulr'

Rule to catch swf files returns 404 file not found.

surrealis — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 01:20:13 GMT

I have the following rule in my web.config

When i attempt to access anything like "http://www.[myurl].com/lesson/lesson.swf" i get a 404 file not found error?

Module	IIS Web Core
Notification	MapRequestHandler
Handler	StaticFile
Error Code	0x80070002

Requested URL	http://www.[url]:80/lesson/lesson.swf
Physical Path	E:\web\[url]\htdocs\lesson\lesson.swf
Logon Method	Anonymous
Logon User	Anonymous

http://www.[myurl].com/handleSWF.aspx exists, and it works when i access http://www.[myurl].com/handleSWF.aspx?lookingfor=http://www.[myurl].com/lesson/lesson.swf

The page does what it is suppose to. I have to rewrite jpg's, gif's, txt's and a bunch on internal file name extension in a whole range of directory depths all of which will have "/lesson/" in them.

I do have two other rules which work fine. example:
<RULE name="Art">
<MATCH url="^art/(.*)/(.*)/(.*).html">
<ACTION type="Rewrite" url="/ArtistDetail.aspx?name={R:1}&id={R:3}">
</ACTION>
</RULE>

this works like a charm so i don't quite know what i'm doing wrong here. What am i missing?

Thanks ahead of time,

-Stephen

Re: IIS7 rewrite to insert a new vdir

iis9002 — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 22:43:18 GMT

Have answer for myself

But weired thing is if I go to http://foo.com/anypath, sometimes, it is correct, but sometimes it redirects to http://foo.com/temp/anypath, especially after I clear cache. Could this be a bug in IIS or am I missing sth here

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: Redirecting one dynamic URL to another

ruslany — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:13:06 GMT

One thing to check is how your rule evaluates the query string. Note that the query string is not evaluated by the rule's pattern, instead it should be evaluated in a rule's condition by using {QUERY_STRING} server variable, e.g.:

Redirecting one dynamic URL to another

alorlious — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 19:06:06 GMT

I'm trying to setup a redirect from this:
http://www.contoso.com/buying/search/details.aspx?id=2538244

to this:
http://www.contoso.com/Search.aspx?mls=2538244

and I can't seem to get it to work - any ideas?