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SoaresS
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Hello,
I'm a newbie and I'm testing ISAPI_Rewrite 3.
I want to have only one URL for all of my pages.
I want to display something like : http://www.monsite.fr/MyFolder
when we click on a link like : http://www.monsite.fr/Myfolder/MyFile.aspx?id=12345.
Is it possible to do this with ISAPI_Rewrite?
I look for various solutions throw the forum but I don't succed to find.
Thanks for hemping me.
Edited by SoaresS - 15 July 2008 at 12:54pm
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It's not possible to have one substitution string for all url as in such case ISAPI_Rewrite won't know where actually it should direct the user.
You may try to use the following config (if it is suitable for you) with the urls like Myfolder/12345:
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^id=(\d+)$
RewriteRule ^Myfolder/Myfile\.aspx$ Myfolder/%1 [NC,R]
RewriteRule ^Myfolder/(\d+)$ MyFile.aspx?id=$1 [NC,L]
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SoaresS
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Thanks for this solution, I'll propose this way to do.
I'd never have found out the good syntax to do this.
But, I think I have to find another way to do this because i need to hide the parameters but they want to see only the domain name (or with the folder) AND they don't want to use iframe. 
Thanks a lot !
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Hi SoaresS!
Please don't worry. Maybe there are some solution for you. Please tell me:
1) Is MyFolder really existing folder, which contains MyFile.aspx, or not?
2) Do you want to use different file names, like myfile1.aspx and myfile2.aspx, or single file, like index.aspx ?
Tell, and we will try to help you.
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SoaresS
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Hi Vyacheslav !
Yes for question 1 and 2  (no index.aspx)
We are asked to show only an URL like : http://mydomainName.com/.
But, in fact we have a folder with a file :
http://mydomainName.com/MyFolder/myFile.aspx
(http://mydomainName.com/MyFolder2/myFile2.aspx)
when we click on a link, we have a new page like :
http://mydomainName.com/MyFolder/myFile.aspx?id=1245
(http://mydomainName.com/MyFolder2/myFile2.aspx?id=6789)
There are 20 other folders with the same mechanism.
The most important is to hide the parameters.
So I suppose they'll accept if we display the folder if it's an easier way to do.
I thought I'd have to write 20 rules based on the same syntax, one for each folder. But my first problem is not solved : hide the id parameter.
Thanks again for all the time you spent to help me!
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Hi SoaresS!
We has tried many solutions. But without result. Sorry.
Maybe the best solution for you is frames.
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SoaresS
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Thanks again (and again ...) 
I know exactly what to suggest now.
I think that frames are the solution too.
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