Quick backstory: I'm making a "framed" version of my site that has a different master page than normal (one suitable for iframing). It's accessed by mysite.com/Framed/whatever
, instead of mysite.com/whatever
. This is rewritten in IIS to mysite.com/whatever?framed=true
. That works fine.
The issue I'm having is that all the links are relative using a ~ like ~/Server.aspx
which works fine in the normal site. I need to override that so instead of producing ../Server.aspx
(as it "should") it produces ../Framed/Server.aspx
or Server.aspx
.
Currently thi开发者_JAVA技巧s means that the page goes back to it's normal view (mystite.com/whatever2
) as soon as you click on a link, I want it to continue to stay in mysite.com/Framed/...
Don't you really want "../Server.aspx?framed=true" ? That might be easier to pull off
~ resolves to the root of the application, so you could create a virtual directory beneath your main site for your framed version called "Framed", so "~/" resolves to "/Framed/". Then instead of using a query string switch to select your master page, you can check for the presence of "/Framed/" in the raw request URI.
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