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4/7/2008 10:37 AM
 

Is there a way in dotnetnuke to force the url to the www.  For example - I type in mysite.com and the url automatically changes to www.mysite.com  -- I'm sure this is done on the server - but wasn't sure if there was any easy fix for DNN also.

Thanks!



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4/7/2008 11:56 AM
 

make sure, both addresses mysite.com and www.mysite.clom point to your dotnetnuke installation web site, and in your DotNetNuke portals list, assign www.mysite.com only as first portal alias.


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4/7/2008 12:47 PM
 

I believe this is what you need:

http://seablick.com/blog/tabid/53/articletype/articleview/articleid/44/default.aspx

On my website, I did the opposite: every request with www.pijaja.com/... is moved to pijaja.com/....

This is done through IIS but Tom also offers a solution without manipulating IIS.

HTH,

Duc

 

 
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4/7/2008 5:57 PM
 

I use the urlrewriter solution posted on Tom's blog....it works great!


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4/7/2008 6:47 PM
 

I offer two products which have the ability to redirect the 'www' to 'non-www' or the other way around, to put the 'www' in if it wasn't supplied.  These don't need IIS configuration changes and are therefore suitable for shared hosting.

These are:

iFinity Friendly Url Provider

iFinity Url Master

 Both modules are drop-in replacements for the standard DNN friendly Url provider/ Url Rewriter.   Both modules offer 'friendly urls' and offer 301 redirects for:

- unfriendly urls (/home/tabid/36/default.aspx)

- wrong subdomain (www not included, or www included and not wanted)

- default.aspx or site root -> home page

- mixed case -> lower case

The Friendly Url Provider is free with source available

The Url Master module is an advanced version which has a GUI interface, Customised Urls and 301/302 redirects and many more features

One of these modules may provide the solution you are after.

 
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