Hiding aspx path in address bar

[Vikram]

How to hide aspx path from the address bar. One choice is
to use frames. But i do not want to use it, is there any
other way ?

[DotNetJerome]

Hi Vikarm,

I don't think that there are some direct way of doing this, other than
removing the show full path option from the IE>TOOLS>OPTIONS.

OTherwise you can try one of the following

....You open your own IE Window without address bar , OR

....Have only one page and load all the navigations targeting to that page...
so the user will see (for ex: Default.aspx) always

Cheers,

Jerome. M
"Vikram" wrote:

How to hide aspx path from the address bar. One choice is
to use frames. But i do not want to use it, is there any
other way ?

[DotNetJerome]

Hi Vikarm,

I don't think that there are some direct way of doing this, other than
removing the show full path option from the IE>TOOLS>OPTIONS.

OTherwise you can try one of the following

....You open your own IE Window without address bar , OR

....Have only one page and load all the navigations targeting to that page...
so the user will see (for ex: Default.aspx) always

Cheers,

Jerome. M
"Vikram" wrote:

How to hide aspx path from the address bar. One choice is
to use frames. But i do not want to use it, is there any
other way ?

[Shaun]

Vikram,

By hiding do you mean to say that you dont want the address bar to be
visible to the user at all? or just for a particular page you dont want to
show the user the page you are redirecting to?

If its the latter case then you can transfer the user using
< Server.transfer("YourPageURL");>
This will keep the current web page url in the address bar and transfer to
the YourPageURL

e.g If the user is on ABC.aspx
and you transfer the user to XYZ.aspx using Server.Transfer then the address
bar will still contain ABC.aspx but will be executing XYZ.aspx

Is this what you want?

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Hope this helps
Shaun, M.C.P

http://blogs.wwwcoder.com/shaunakp
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"Vikram" wrote:

How to hide aspx path from the address bar. One choice is
to use frames. But i do not want to use it, is there any
other way ?

[Scott Simons]

Keep in mind that the actual address of your page is only a couple of clicks
away even if you hide the address bar or use frames.