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7/3/2009 7:54 AM
 

 Hi,

I have recently moved a website from QA to production. I have a flash object on one of my pages that uses a .aspx page to do some server side code, the page is supposed to be found at http://www.territorydiscoveries.com/portals/0/images/pass/kakadu/backend.aspx but it returns a 404. Now what has me perplexed is that it worked fine on our QA environment located here http://qa.dnn.territorydiscoveries.com/portals/0/images/pass/kakadu/backend.aspx - and you'll notice that this page loads as it should with "successful=False". Is this a URL master thing or could there be some other factor affecting this? Oh, and this backend.aspx page was created in an ordinary asp.net 2.0 site and was copied straight the server instead of using DNN because of the server side code it runs.

Regards,

Dean

 
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7/3/2009 3:24 PM
 

Hi Dean

If you've got a non-dnn asp.net page, then you will need to exclude it from the url rewriting process.  To do this, just add part of the path to the 'ignoreRegex' expression in the 'advanced regex filters' section of the Friendly Url Settings screen.

In your case, it might be the kakadu subdirectory : so you could add this to the end |pass/kakadu/

You can test to see if this works in the 'test url rewrite' function by entering the url you supplied into the test url rewriting box.  If you don't get a 404 then it is working OK and you can apply the changes.

-Bruce

 
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7/4/2009 1:13 AM
 

Hi Bruce,

Thanks for that. It works a treat.

Cameron. (two of us use this account )

 
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