iFinity

Bruce,

I am using UMG (Ultra Media Gallery) on this page and the gallery doesn't display at all when I have the Url Master enabled.  Works fine with the default provider.

Here's the page: http://www.wsiwebmark.com/our_portfolio.aspx

I just installed Url Master yesterday, and put the license in this morning.   Here are all the Advanced settings from the FriendlyUrlSettings page:

Advanced Rewriting Settings

Rebase Client Url when Rewriting Virtual Urls? Used in the call to the underlying asp.net context.RewritePath(url, rebaseClientPath) call. Rebase client path determines whether to make all urls relative to the virtual path, or relative to the site root. Default:true. Do not change this value without an understanding of the effects.
Forward Pages with External Urls defined? When either 'Redirect 301' or 'Redirect 302' is selected, any request to a DotNetNuke page url, where that page has an 'external url' defined in the advanced page settings will be redirected to the defined destination Url.	Show DotNetNuke Page (default) Do 301 Redirect to external Url Do 302 Redirect to external Url

  Advanced Regex Filters

Do not attempt to rewrite or redirect any Url which matches this Regex expression. (ignoreRegex)

By forming a Regex expression, any Url which matches this expression will bypass the Url rewriting and processing process completely. This means the request for the Url will be passed to the underlying web server and will not be processed by DotNetNuke.

Any Url matching this Regex expression will not be rewritten and processed by DotNetNuke. (doNotRewriteRegex)

 

Do not Redirect any Url's which match this regex expression (doNotRedirectRegex)

By forming a Regex expression, any match on an incoming Url will mean the matched Url will not result in a 301 redirect, even if the matched Url is an 'unfriendly' Url. This setting is often used to exclude Urls which for some reason, cause problems with the 301 redirections.

Do not redirect http <-> https when Url matches this pattern (doNotRedirectSecureRegex)

Any request matching this regex pattern will be excluded from the SSL redirect code.

Rebuild Page Index and Update Cache when Url matches this Regex (triggerDictionaryRebuildRegex)

This regex expression is used to trigger a Page index rebuild. If a Url is requested which matches the Regex expression, then the Page Index will be rebuilt. By default it matches the new/edit page Urls in DotNetNuke, but it can be modified to match any request which should rebuild the page Index. Note that there is a performance overhead to rebuilding the page index, and matches should be kept to a minimum.

  Advanced Page Index Cache Settings

Show Page Index Cache rebuild messages in site log? This is a diagnostic setting to track how many page index cache rebuilds occur while running the site.	On Off
Persist Page Index cache through Application Restart? When checked, the Page index will be kept even though there is a restart of the application.
Length of Time to cache Page Index for Specifies the amount of time between scheduled page index rebuilds. If the site is very static (very few Url changes) then a longer cache time will result in better performance.

 If I change this:

(?<!linkclick\.aspx.+)(?:\.pdf|\.gif|\.png|\.css|\.js|(?<!exif\.aspx.+)\.jpg$|\.html$|\.htm$|\.axd|\.xml|\.swf|\.flv|/ajaxpro/)

to this (replaced "exif" with "save"):

(?<!linkclick\.aspx.+)(?:\.pdf|\.gif|\.png|\.css|\.js|(?<!save\.aspx.+)\.jpg$|\.html$|\.htm$|\.axd|\.xml|\.swf|\.flv|/ajaxpro/)

the download function works fine. Prior to changing "exif" to "save", clicking on the image opened the Exif page just fine, but the download did not work. After the change, the Exif page is broken. Any idea how I can get both Save.aspx and Exif.aspx to work?

This doesn't work either:

(?&lt;!linkclick\.aspx.+)(?:\.pdf|\.gif|\.png|\.css|\.js|(?&lt;!save\.aspx.+)\.jpg$|(?&lt;!exif\.aspx.+)\.jpg$|\.html$|\.htm$|\.axd|\.xml|\.swf|\.flv|/ajaxpro/)

Here is the photo gallery:

http://www.treadwright.com/Just-for-Fun/Pictures.aspx