How to Link aspx pages

Posted by Community Admin on 04-Aug-2018 12:08

How to Link aspx pages

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Posted by Community Admin on 27-Jan-2012 00:00

I am Creating Pages Using Sitefinity.
But I want to link these Pages to Created Aspx Pages

Posted by Community Admin on 27-Jan-2012 00:00

Hi Nikhil,

Can you explain in more details how you want to link the pages to the .aspx pages? Do you want the .aspx pages to be available on the same url as the newly created pages? It would be great if you provide us with more details on your use - case scenario.

Kind regards,
Victor Velev
the Telerik team

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Posted by Community Admin on 30-Jan-2012 00:00

yes  I need  .aspx pages to be available on the same url as the newly created pages?
 For Exaple
i have one page Developed throgh Sitefinity.
and another page aspx page both pages i want to link them in the menu bar
and also Menu bar will having only pages which was created through sitefinity
Please help me


Thanks & Regards
Nikhil Kumar

Posted by Community Admin on 30-Jan-2012 00:00

Hi Nikhil,

You can use the the additional URL property of the pages. For example you can have:

page1 - http://mysite.com/page1

and set the additional url for that page

~/page2.aspx

you will have both addresses:

http://mysite.com/page1 and http://mysite.com/page2.aspx pointing to page1.

However by default all special symbols are forbidden in the urls. Thereforethe only way that you can workournd this is to use a 3rd party url rewriter module (urlrewiter.net for example) due to the fact that Sitefinity does not support special symbols in the URL fields and extensions. However if you use a rewriter, it should iterate over all the pages and for each additional url of a page generate a string like that:

<rewriteurl="~/additionalUrl1"to="~/yourUrl.aspx"/>
    
<rewriteurl="~/additionalUrl2"to="~/yourUrl.aspx"/>

Regards,
Victor Velev
the Telerik team
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