Adding a new page

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4/29/2007 5:20:46 AM
gayatribagul
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Adding a new page

Hi,

     According to my undesrtanding of mojo, when I add a page in the site it creates a virtual page & uses the friendly URL for the same.

Now my question is...

Can I add a page which will redirect me to one of the page existing or a newly added page in the project(in short which will be present on the harddisk).

I am trying ofr the same right now bt I am finidng that the page contentget overwritten by the virtual page.

Please Help.

4/29/2007 10:37:34 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: Adding a new page

You can map to physical pages without masking it by a virtual page if you use the fully qualified url like http://somesite/somepage.aspx instead of the ~/pagename.aspx

In the latest version it will not create a virtual page that masks a physical .aspx page on disk. In previous versions it would create a friendly url mapping and this would mask the physical .aspx page when using the ~/pagename.aspx syntax. However, you could go into Url Manager and delete the friendly url that masked the physical page then it would just link to the physical page.

Hope it helps,

Joe

4/30/2007 2:21:42 AM
gayatribagul
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Re: Adding a new page

Hey Joe,

           It worked out..

Thanks a lot 

Gayatri 

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