How to map routes http://localhost:53244/page.aspx?ID=7842 to http://localhost:53244/Home

Question

Need to mapped route eg http://localhost:53244/page.aspx?ID=7842 to http://localhost:53244/Home and need to pass default query string in new maped URL

i have already tried System.Web.Routing.RouteTable.Routes.MapPageRoute("Home", "Home", "~/Page.aspx", false, new RouteValueDictionary { { "ID", "7844" } }); but its not working for me because i need id in request.querystring not in Page.RouteData.Values["ID"]

This is my basic code System.Web.Routing.RouteTable.Routes.MapPageRoute("Home", "Home/{*queryvalues}", "~/Page.aspx", false); in which i can use url like http://localhost:53244/Home?ID=7842 but i need only http://localhost:53244/Home

Answer 1

Using Web.Config you can use URL mapping

 <system.web> 
    <urlMappings enabled="true">
      <add
          url="~/page.aspx?ID=.."
          mappedUrl="~/Home" />  
  </system.web>

For more info check this

To handle all pages that the page.aspx return you can use url rewriting rules

<rewriteModule>
  <rewriteOn>true</rewriteOn>
  <rewriteRules>
      <rule source="(.*)/Home"  
         destination="page.aspx?ID=$1"/> 
  </rewriteRules>
</rewriteModule>