I don't know if this is possible, but I would like to use friendly URLs to hide the page name and any parameters. I don't need SEO and would like to only show the domain name. Can I do this with friendly URLs? If so, how would I go about it? I can see where to configure them in the host settings, but I don't know what to set them to.

Hi Bill

This type of domain setup (one domain for the site) isn't really done much anymore.  It was more popular in the frame-based website days, and perhaps with things like internet banking platforms.  You really want a unique Url for each page in your site, even if you're not interested in search optimising your site.  Having a unique url allow people to bookmark pages, send links to other people.  It's the way the internet was designed : each resource should have a separate Url.   It also allows things like your 'back' button to work in browsers - it's very easy to frustrate your users if they can't use the back button.

If you wanted to perservere with a single url for the whole website, you could either setup some sort of frame-based solution, or you could reconfigure your site to use postbacks for each page, and pass in the necessary information with each postback (at a minimum, you're going to need tabid).  However, you would end up hacking the DNN platform to bits, because it is built around an assumption that each page will have a separate Url.

regards

Bruce