Throwing Server Error while entering Dots(..) at end of url

i was trying to enter dots at end of the url of every particular page , but throwing a run time error as shown below.

Runtime ErrorDescription: An exception occurred while processing your request. Additionally, another exception occurred while executing the custom error page for the first exception. The request has been terminated. 

 Even the sitefinity page is also throwing the page error.

Can any one suggest how to over come this issue or where can i find this code ?

Please Check the attached Screen Shot .

Hi DivyaSagar,

Is there a specific reason for you to do that? Please note that not only Sitefinity, but most of the web servers will react the same way since they will assume there is another domain level.

Best Regards,
Junior Dominguez
Telerik

Hi Dominguez ,

 Yes,  i do have a requirement to withstand in same page without throwing errors after entering dots at end of url . Can you please let me know how to resolve this ? or is there any upcoming feature in sitefinity or any suggestions so that i can implement in my project .

Thanks,

Sagar

I don't know if this will help because I really don't know what you are trying to achieve. However, you can add a question mark and then enter the period(s) and you will not get an error:

www.sitefinity.com/.../overview

Slash dot also works

www.sitefinity.com/.../.​

can you let me know how this is implemented ..

 Thanks,

Sagar

Not sure what your asking. All I did was type the url into the browser. Upon further thought this is how I would attempt to achieve what you are asking:

It "might" be possible to force Sitefinity to automatically add a slash or ? at the end of the URL. Google sitefinity url rewriting. This way it would be just like you asked. The user would enter just a period at the end of the url in the browser.

Another thing. Having the URL end in a slash is cleaner than ending in a question mark. However, you can not add a bunch of periods after a slash. So if your using multiple periods than you will have to end the url in a question mark.