Forcing browser to reload the "same page" with "mapped URL"

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  • Willy
    #1

    Forcing browser to reload the "same page" with "mapped URL"

    I have a website that uses querystrings on a certain page to show multiple
    contents.
    I have created mapped pages to hide the gory details of these querystrings.

    So instead of details.aspx?ID =kldjlkdjldsjlk ds&cat=jjfjfj
    the client sees products.aspx

    I also use these "mapped" pages in my sitemap file.

    This site is multilingual so I have buttons on the page to switch languages.
    The switch works except that the thing insists on going to
    details.aspx?ID =kldjlkdjldsjlk ds&cat=jjfjfj instead of products.aspx. This
    spoils the breadcrumbs that are linked to the sitemap file.

    The code I use is as simple as :
    Me.Page.Respons e.Redirect(Me.P age.Request.Raw Url.ToString, True)
    (rawurl contains products.aspx)
    Can somebody tell me what I am doing wrong ?

    Thanks a lot.

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      RE: Forcing browser to reload the "same page" with "mapped URL"

      Can you post a "Short but complete" code sample that illustrates your issue?

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      "Willy" wrote:
      I have a website that uses querystrings on a certain page to show multiple
      contents.
      I have created mapped pages to hide the gory details of these querystrings.
      >
      So instead of details.aspx?ID =kldjlkdjldsjlk ds&cat=jjfjfj
      the client sees products.aspx
      >
      I also use these "mapped" pages in my sitemap file.
      >
      This site is multilingual so I have buttons on the page to switch languages.
      The switch works except that the thing insists on going to
      details.aspx?ID =kldjlkdjldsjlk ds&cat=jjfjfj instead of products.aspx. This
      spoils the breadcrumbs that are linked to the sitemap file.
      >
      The code I use is as simple as :
      Me.Page.Respons e.Redirect(Me.P age.Request.Raw Url.ToString, True)
      (rawurl contains products.aspx)
      Can somebody tell me what I am doing wrong ?
      >
      Thanks a lot.
      >

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        • Willy
          #3
          Re: Forcing browser to reload the "same page" with "mapped URL"

          Hello George,

          All I needed to do was add code
          Protected Sub Page_PreRender( ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
          System.EventArg s) Handles Me.PreRender
          Me.Context.Rewr itePath(Me.Requ est.RawUrl)
          End Sub
          to my page to make it work. I didn't know about the *rewritePath* trick.
          But it will sure go into my basket
          I checked with SiteMapPath control and this one is also very happy.

          Thanks a lot.
          Van den Driessche Willy.

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            • George Ter-Saakov
              #4
              Re: Forcing browser to reload the "same page" with "mapped URL"

              Cool, that was easier than I thought.
              I thought that RawUrl will point to already rewritten Url.

              George.

              "Willy" <willy.van.den. driessche.haha@ skynet.bewrote in message
              news:1FA8F541-7DA0-4056-8DC7-C8D78B44869E@mi crosoft.com...
              Hello George,
              >
              All I needed to do was add code
              Protected Sub Page_PreRender( ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
              System.EventArg s) Handles Me.PreRender
              Me.Context.Rewr itePath(Me.Requ est.RawUrl)
              End Sub
              to my page to make it work. I didn't know about the *rewritePath* trick.
              But it will sure go into my basket
              I checked with SiteMapPath control and this one is also very happy.
              >
              Thanks a lot.
              Van den Driessche Willy.

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