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7/8/2009 5:36 AM
 

Is there a best practise (or module), when a 404 is the case, that can resolve the requested (child)portal and can load a portal specific page? I searched but couldn't find anything I could use.

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Keston

 
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7/8/2009 7:28 AM
 

if you create your own 404 error aspx page, it should know what portal it is in (since for every aspx page the url rewriter http module will be processed, and setting of portal specific info such as the portalsettings object is done in the urlrewriter). You can then redirect to a portal specific page.


Erik van Ballegoij, Former DNN Corp. Employee and DNN Expert

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