I got a hosting with some provider with a domain name e.g. "domain.com". I then added a new folder e.g. "/blog". Then created a subdomain "blog.domain.com" and made it point to the /blog folder.
After uploading my ASP.net application on the /blog folder, whenever a link is referring to one of the other pages on the site, ASP.net is appending the folder /blog to the URL although it is already the root folder for the subdomain. e.g. Uri="Contact.aspx" will render in html on user side as: "blog.domain.com/blog/contact.aspx". I tried solving it by setting the Uri="/Contact.aspx", this will work but will not work if a user trie开发者_StackOverflow社区d to access the pages through "www.domain.com/blog" and I'd like people to be able to access my site through both ways beside also a separate domain name.
Q1: How to make ASP.net detect the domain/subdomain and act accordingly? Is there some web.config settings for such thing? Or should I do some magic with MapPageRoute? Q2: How possible can both ways be working: "blog.domain.com/contact.aspx" and "blog.domain.com/blog/contact.aspx"??? I thought that one of them should be 404!!
Try with:
<html>
<head>
<title>Whatever you like</title>
<base href="http://www.blablabla.com">
</head>
Note the "base" clause and where it is placed.
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