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Hello, I've having issues with my UrlRewrites and I was hoping I could get some quick guidance.I'm wanting to do this:
but im not getting any action on my rewrite. Which is currently:
<add name="memberrewrite" virtualUrl="^~/home/directory/(.*)" rewriteUrlParameter="ExcludeFromClientQueryString" destinationUrl="~/directory/member?name=$1" ignoreCase="true" />
These are for member profile pages from the umbraco members section./home/ got dropped into my URLs I believe when I changed to directory URLs, but I would like to remove that from all URLs as well..
Ok I made progress:
<add name="memberrewrite" redirect="Application" virtualUrl="^~/home/directory\?id=(.*)" rewriteUrlParameter="IncludeQueryStringForRewrite" destinationUrl="~/directory/$1" ignoreCase="true" />
This gets the action working.. but not sure how to get the member's user name instead of ($1)..
course this is just sending me to a "Page Not Found" deal right now..
You won't be able to map the userid to username using rewrite by itself, unless of course you pass in the username as a parameter.
I guess what you could do is create an HTTP handler that looks up the username and does another redirect.
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Hello, I've having issues with my UrlRewrites and I was hoping I could get some quick guidance.I'm wanting to do this:
but im not getting any action on my rewrite. Which is currently:
These are for member profile pages from the umbraco members section.
/home/ got dropped into my URLs I believe when I changed to directory URLs, but I would like to remove that from all URLs as well..
Ok I made progress:
This gets the action working.. but not sure how to get the member's user name instead of ($1)..
course this is just sending me to a "Page Not Found" deal right now..
You won't be able to map the userid to username using rewrite by itself, unless of course you pass in the username as a parameter.
I guess what you could do is create an HTTP handler that looks up the username and does another redirect.
is working on a reply...