I am setting up DNN for use on my ORCSWeb account (a hosting service I highly recommend: they know ASP.NET and have amazing tech support).

ORCSWeb uses ISAPI Rewrite to manage multiple Web sites. No problem there, so I have www.example.com pointing to my /DotNetNuke directory. DNS is set up fine, so when I type www.example.com into my address bar, that's the URL I get for the DNN home page.

BUT, when I click any link on the site, such as the Login link, I get the right page, but the URL is now www.example.com/dotnetnuke/Home/tabid/36/ctl/Login/Default.aspx?returnurl=%2fDotNetNuke%2fdefault.aspx.

I really don't want to reveal the subdirectory like this. The ISAPI Rewrite doesn't seem to be the problem. ORCSWeb says it's a DNN thing, but for the life of me I can't find any setting that will resolve this. I'd really like the URL to not have the subdirectory name.

What am I missing?

By the way, I have the DNN copyright intact, so I'm not trying to hide the fact that this is DNN.

Thanks,
Don

A client of mine at auburnmountain.com is at orcsweb also and their service, while exspensive, is trouble free and their support is great. I've been creating sites for 13 years and they are the best host I've ever found. They even are patient with a guy that doesn't know much about the web and panics about his site for no reason sometimes ;) LOL

Anyhow, we have human friendly urls turned on and Our login link is:

https://www.auburnmountain.com/AccountLogin/tabid/222/Default.aspx?returnurl=%2fDefault.aspx

I'm not sure how to change this to something like "/login.aspx"

It would be really nice though.