Hi guys

 

First I'd like to thank you for an awesome platform to build websites in. It rocks!

 

My question for today is:

I need to make the website able to present +1000 pages in this maner:

www.mywebdomain.com/subject123

www.mywebdomain.com/subject126

www.mywebdomain.com/subject12243

 

But these nodes are not stored in umbraco admin in this way instead they are stored in a classic hierarchy fashion so that an administrator can find them

umbraco admin node >> kategory1 >> subject123

umbraco admin node >> kategory1 >> subject124

umbraco admin node >> kategory1 >> subject125

umbraco admin node >> kategory2 >> subject133

umbraco admin node >> kategory2 >> subject134

umbraco admin node >> kategory2 >> subject135

umbraco admin node >> kategory2 >> subject136

 

 

I have figured out a way to do this programmatically but I am not sure this is the best way. I'd like you guys to comment on the way I have solved this. is this ok considering using load on the umbraco platform?

 

public class ErpUrlRewriteClass : IHttpModule

{

public ErpUrlRewriteClass()

{

}

    public void Init(HttpApplication context)

    {

        context.BeginRequest += new EventHandler(context_BeginRequest); 

    }

    void context_BeginRequest(object sender, EventArgs e)

    {

        HttpApplication application = (HttpApplication)sender;

        HttpContext context = application.Context;

 

        string fullOrigionalpath = "";

        fullOrigionalpath = application.Request.Url.ToString();

       string KeyurlToCheck = "";

            if (objMeraLeadsUrlDictionary.MySpecialUrls.ContainsKey(KeyurlToCheck))

            {

                switch (objMeraLeadsUrlDictionary.MySpecialUrls[KeyurlToCheck])

                {

                    case 1:

                        application.Context.RewritePath("/ViewCompany/?Company=" + KeyurlToCheck);

                        break;

                    case 2:

                        application.Context.RewritePath("/ViewSubject/?Subject=" + KeyurlToCheck);

                        break;

                    case 3:

                        application.Context.RewritePath("/ViewCategory/?Category=" + KeyurlToCheck);

                        break;

                }

            }

}

 

 

Why I want to do it in this way is because every item on the web I want to have published on the highest level of directory facing the public. But backoffice I want the structure manageble as such I want all the items stored in "folders"/"Directories" in umbraco admin user interface

 

You can view my first attempt of making these subdirectories. The directory Microsoft and Oracle doesnt exist as nodes in Umbraco toplevel BUT they exist as nodes in a Umbraco admin sublevel named suppliers

http://www.affärssystemen.se/Microsoft

http://www.affärssystemen.se/Oracle

 

www.affärssystemen.se