default pages in ASP.Net + not displaying page names in browser ...How?

[Bit Byte]

Is it possible to not display a page name in the browser - i.e. not show
the ".aspx" extensions in the browser ?.

Typically, a link on an ASP.Net website would look something like this:

http://www.thewebsite.com/folder1/page.aspx

I want to drop the page name completely, so the above link would be
(instead) :

http://www.thewebsite.com/folder1/

For example, for PHP based websites, the default script launched (per
specified folder) is index.php - so one does not have to explicitly
specify the script being run as part of the url.

Is there a corollary in ASP.Net ?

[Paul]

On 21 Feb, 10:53, Bit Byte <[e-mail]:

Is it possible to not display a page name in the browser - i.e. not show
the ".aspx" extensions in the browser ?.

Typically, a link on an ASP.Net website would look something like this:

http://www.thewebsite.com/folder1/page.aspx

I want to drop the page name completely, so the above link would be
(instead) :

http://www.thewebsite.com/folder1/

For example, for PHP based websites, the default script launched (per
specified folder) is index.php - so one does not have to explicitly
specify the script being run as part of the url.

Is there a corollary in ASP.Net ?

AFAIK the page name and extension would need to be added to the
website through IIS.

[Mark Rae]

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Is there a corollary in ASP.Net ?

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[Patrice]

Use default.aspx instead of index.php and you should jave the same result...

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Is it possible to not display a page name in the browser - i.e. not show
the ".aspx" extensions in the browser ?.

Typically, a link on an ASP.Net website would look something like this:

http://www.thewebsite.com/folder1/page.aspx

I want to drop the page name completely, so the above link would be
(instead) :

http://www.thewebsite.com/folder1/

For example, for PHP based websites, the default script launched (per
specified folder) is index.php - so one does not have to explicitly
specify the script being run as part of the url.

Is there a corollary in ASP.Net ?