Greetings...

I have built a website using the DNN 6 community Edition and am using the iFinity Friendly URL Module to generate friendly urls and remove the .aspx extension. I have hosted the website on IIS 7 on a non-80 port, the links of my website keep showing with port number embedded in them ( ex: www.domain.com:5085/Admin ) . My Question is, is there any way , using the DNN source code or the iFinity source code, to ( remove ) the port number from the links ? I just want the links to appear normal ( without a port number ) . or if there is a way to rewrite the links to hide the port number using the IIS rewrite module.

Note that I am using the Netscalar to manage my server's incoming traffic that gets the URL and redirects it to the specific internal ip with the associated port number based on the URL, so any link with a port number in it cannot be resolved and results in 404 error. Port 80 is already reserved for other application, so I can't use it.

Your kind help in this issue will be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Thank you for you kind reply.

Can you please provide me with an example of how to use a host header value to remove the port number from the links ?

Thank you for your kind reply.

Mr. Richard, the JS and jQuery solution seems good, I will see what can I do with it, but since there are many js files in DNN, can you please tell me which file should I add the js function in it? should it be in a specific js file or embedded in the default.aspx file ?

Mr. Sebastian, Can you please provide me with an example of how to use the host header value to remove the port number ?