My team is on the verge of finishing a website in Dotnetnuke, and we are working on structuring the url now. We're using the "friendly" url option in Nuke, but we're having trouble removing the "dotnetnuke" virtual directory from the url. Our thought it to move the entire site to our wwwroot folder, but that will probably force us to recreate the content across the website since the database will look for the dotnetnuke folder whe it builds the pages.
Is there an easier way that we're not seeing? We simply want the url to be
sitename.com/pagename/tabid/64/ rather than
sitename.com/dotnetnuke/pagename/tabid/64/
Any help is appreciated.
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EricHey Eric,
I have posted the same question there, but I thought I would make the rounds and see if I can get multiple solutions.
Thanks,
Randall
Is there an easier way that we're not seeing? We simply want the url to be
sitename.com/pagename/tabid/64/ rather than
sitename.com/dotnetnuke/pagename/tabid/64/
Any help is appreciated.
TripleAredid you ask the question on their forums? <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://forums.asp.net/90/ShowForum.aspx">http://forums.asp.net/90/ShowForum.aspx</a><!-- m -->
EricHey Eric,
I have posted the same question there, but I thought I would make the rounds and see if I can get multiple solutions.
Thanks,
Randall