Hi Elliot

Unfortunately that's never going to work.

The siteurls.config file is used for rewriting. So while the parameter looks very tempting, it's not actually for redirecting.

To redirect in DotNetNuke, you have to use the 'permanent redirect' option, which will redirect a url matching a DNN page to any other Url. So if you had a page called 'PressCentre' you could redirect it to the PressMediaCentre page.

However, on top of that, in order to get /presscentre to work, you have to switch off page extensions, which won't work with the standard DotNetNuke Url rewriter. Because otherwise only /presscentre.aspx will work.

The solution? Well the only way I know of is to purchase my module called 'Url Master', which will both allow you to switch off the .aspx, and to redirect the /presscentre Url as you wish to do.

It's all detailed here:
Creating a Url with no aspx extension on your DNN site
and
301 Redirect a Url to a DNN Page

There may be other ways to achieve this in DNN, but (obviously) this is the way I would do it.

regards
Bruce

Elliot - DNN has an option to switch on 'humanFriendly' Urls - which are just the Url without the tabid/xx in it. Just google 'humanFriendly' and you'll find instructions.

There is another, hacky way to get the Url. You can create a folder called 'PressCentre' in your IIS Folder, then drop in a simple 'index.htm' page. On that page, setup a 302 redirect to the actual DNN page you want to load. This will give you an extensionless Url for that Url. It's not particularly SEO-friendly or user-friendly, but I"m guessing the Url is for marketing or press releases, so looking better is the primary goal.