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4/23/2009 5:12 AM
 

Since upgrading to 4.9.3 I can not go to KeepAlive.aspx (or any other of my own aspx pages). It keeps on taking me directly to my login page. This only happens on other portals than 0 (default). I'm not logged in, but want to go directly to keepalive.aspx. Ex. http://localhost/mysecondportal/KeepAlive.aspx. Can anyone help please?

 
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4/23/2009 5:23 AM
 

 why do you want to call the site per portal? Keep alive affects the DNN installation with all portals, there is no need to call it per portal.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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4/23/2009 6:36 AM
 

Thanks for your quick response.

I use a few aspx pages, and just used KeepAlive as example of what happens if I want to go to a aspx (not default.aspx) pages directly. In the mean time I've discovered that the redirect in the URLREWRITEMODULE causes my problem:

 

It goes into the following IF, because my first active tab has an entry in property Url:

                ' manage page URL redirects - that reach here because they bypass the built-in navigation
                ' ie Spiders, saved favorites, hand-crafted urls etc
                If _portalSettings.ActiveTab.Url <> "" AndAlso Request.QueryString("ctl") Is Nothing _
                        AndAlso Request.QueryString("fileticket") Is Nothing Then
                    'Target Url
                    Dim redirectUrl As String = _portalSettings.ActiveTab.FullUrl

                    If _portalSettings.ActiveTab.PermanentRedirect Then
                        'Permanently Redirect
                        Response.StatusCode = 301
                        Response.AppendHeader("Location", redirectUrl)
                    Else
                        'Normal Redirect
                        Response.Redirect(redirectUrl, True)
                    End If
                End If

I do not want to redirect to my first active tab's url entry, but I want to go to "KeepAlive.aspx". This behaviour implies that if I have a main menu item, of which the onclick redirects to another submenu item, all my directs calls to any aspx page will automatically redirect to my submenu tab.

 

Any suggestions?

 

 
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4/23/2009 6:49 AM
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AFAIR this has already been discussed and identified as an issue during the past day. please check the forums and the issue tracker at support.dotnetnuke.com. You might want to alter code for yourself and recompile f you have urgent need, atm there are no plans for a version 4.9.4 AFAIK.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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