I migrated an old site (Umbraco 3.0.6) to a new server with IIS 7.5. Everything works fine, but not the umbraco generated links when umbracoUseDirectoryUrlsis set to true.
Did I oversee a difference between IIS 6 and IIS 7.5 in case of url rewriting?
I already tried that. It doesn't solve the issue. Umbraco displays directory URL Links in the "Properties" Tab. Also the links, generated by the navigation XSLT do work. But on my newer sites, i can strip or add the .aspx at the URL as much as I like. It always displays the page I expect.
So I have now umbracoUseDirectoryUrls set to true.
In the backend, umbraco displays the Link to the sitemap page like this:
which is correct. But I recieve a 404 if I click on the Link. If I manually add .aspx at the end of the URL, it works properly. Thats what makes me think, it should be a problem of UrlRewriting.
Error 404 after migrating to IIS 7.5 caused by directory URLs
Hi everyone,
I migrated an old site (Umbraco 3.0.6) to a new server with IIS 7.5. Everything works fine, but not the umbraco generated links when umbracoUseDirectoryUrlsis set to true.
Did I oversee a difference between IIS 6 and IIS 7.5 in case of url rewriting?
Hi Sandro,
I had had the same problem but I solved it by republishing all the nodes within my tree.
Can you tell me more about what happens( screens for example)?
HTH
Sincere regards,
Eduardo
I already tried that. It doesn't solve the issue. Umbraco displays directory URL Links in the "Properties" Tab. Also the links, generated by the navigation XSLT do work. But on my newer sites, i can strip or add the .aspx at the URL as much as I like. It always displays the page I expect.
So I have now umbracoUseDirectoryUrls set to true.
In the backend, umbraco displays the Link to the sitemap page like this:
http://www.expamle.com/sitemap
which is correct. But I recieve a 404 if I click on the Link. If I manually add .aspx at the end of the URL, it works properly. Thats what makes me think, it should be a problem of UrlRewriting.
It sounds like you need to set up a wildcard map to the aspnet_isapi.dll in IIS so that folder requests are sent through to .Net. This page: http://www.enterpriseframework.com/post/2010/01/12/IIS-7-Add-MVC-Wild-Card-Script-Map.aspx explains how to add a wildcard map (the tutorial is for MVC, but it'll work for umbraco extensionless URLs as well).
Hope that helps!
:)
That was it. I hope there won't be sideeffects :)
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