I have setup "HumanFriendly" URLs on my dnn 5.01 website.  It works fine for the parent portal.  However, the child portals are not all working correctly. 

On my child portal I have a tab labelled "Reporting" and a submenu page called "My Reports".  Once I enabled humanfriendly urls when I go to the page using the  menu it redirects me back to the parent portal. 

It's odd because some of the pages work fine.  Any suggestions/ideas? 

Thanks in advanced. 

Is there no good way to have a child portal respond at www.company.com/portal without it redirecting to www.company.com/Default.aspx?alias=www.company.com/portal ?

Our Search Engine Optimization vendor is making a big deal out of us changing this.

Hi,

this is an easy trick

Find the file folder that the child portal creation made (in this case the folder would be called "child"). Inside you will find a file called "default.aspx". Open the default.aspx in notepad and look for the lines of code that say (it should be near the bottom).

            DomainName = ServerPath & "Default.aspx?alias=" & DomainName

            Response.Redirect(DomainName,True)

Remark out the response.redirect line and replace it with a server.transfer call like so:

            'Response.Redirect(DomainName,True)
            Server.Transfer(DomainName,True)

Save the file and navigate to your child portal. Now the location change happens on the server instead of the client and the result is an unchanged URL. If you want to make this change permanent to this installation of DNN and have this be the default behavior for all child portals, you can edit the subhost.aspx file in the /Portals/_default/ folder and make the edit there as this is the file that the framework uses to copy into the created folder.

from: http://www.arrownuke.com/Blog/tabid/295/EntryID/18/Default.aspx