URL Rewrite is cache friendly, meaning that for frequently hit URLs the redirection will happen really fast, a hashtable look up and then a native Redirect call. Expect great performance.

Have answer for myself <action type="Rewrite" url="temp/{PATH_INFO}" appendQueryString="true" /> 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...

Hey, assume I have a site http://foo.com/anypath/ ..., how do I rewrite it to http://foo.com/temp/anypath ... Here is the rule I have for now. <rule name="test" stopProcessing="true"> <match url="^(?!.*temp).*$" /><!-- <action type="Rewrite" url...

I am rewriting the url http://www.tworiverstaines.co.uk to http://www.tworiverstaines.co.uk/TwoRivers/ using this rule: <rule name="tworiverstaines.co.uk" stopProcessing="false"> <match url="(.*)" /> <conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAll"> <add...

How do I do the following rewrite (not redirect, just in case)? mysubdomain.domain.com (mysubdomain should be wildcard) mysubdomain.domain.com/mysubdomain I just realized I need the following exceptions to the rule: www.domain.com mail.domain.com The user will see: mysubdomain.domain.com in the address...

proxy1 and web1 are not folders, but server names. Can a rewrite map accomodate this scenario? How would you change the map above? Also, do I need to be using URL Rewrite v1.1? How can I tell if I only have v1.0 installed? Thanks. -Phil

I have an SSL enabled web site and I would like to do split A/B testing for evenly distributed testing across two pages. For example, I want half of the users to see: https://www.mysite.com/DefaultA.aspx and the other half to see: https://www.mysite.com/DefaultB.aspx I am running IIS7 on Windows 2008...

Hello, Do you really need a rewrite map? It looks like a rule that matches search/*/* and rewrites to search.aspx?val1={R:1}&val2={R:2} and another one for redirection that matches search.aspx?val1=*&val2=* and redirects to /search/{R:1}/{R:2} could do the trick. By the way, if in the URL Rewrite...

I cannot get the URL rewriting module to work on my local PC (vista x86) i set up a new rule using the 'user friendly url' template. a picture rather than 1000 words.... so now that is setup if i request 'localhost/iisrewriteurl/content/5 i should see my content.aspx page. and the settings...

Hi All, I am new to IIS 7. Previously I have done the URL Rewriting using Helicon Tech's ISAPI Rewrite and IONIC ISAPI Rewrite Filter. The url and its rewrite is written below. /tree-service/austin/ should be written to /request.asp?city=austin If anybody can provide me the complete sample web.config...