URL Rewriting not working for whole application vs 2010

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Hi,

i want to show last part of url of application as '/Public/Main.aspx' after login for whole life of user till he logout, whether he clicks on any page from menu, but it is not not working. I have tried so many things, like in Global.asax in Application_BeginRequest event

VB

Dim URL_path As String = HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.ToString()
If (Not URL_path.Contains("/Public/Main.aspx") And Not URL_path.Contains("/Public/Login.aspx") ) Then
            Context.RewritePath("/Public/Main.aspx")
End If

It does for one page only then when i click on menu item it started showing error, or sometimes started showing 2 windows in application, or started saying page not found.

Please help.

Posted 7-Jul-15 0:31am

deepika_s

Updated 7-Jul-15 0:45am

Suvendu Shekhar Giri

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virusstorm 7-Jul-15 7:46am

Are you trying to use URL rewrite to simulate a single page application?

deepika_s 9-Jul-15 0:44am

No, Its a complete asp.net web application with around more than 100 pages.

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