In ASP. NET, the URL rewriting method is used to set the pseudo-static state (test successful)

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There are many configuration methods on the Internet, but many of them are not set successfully. This is a success and you can use it directly.

The method is as follows:

<? XML version = "1.0"?>

<Configuration>
<Configsections>
<Section name = "rewriter"
Requirepermission = "false"
Type = "intelligencia. urlrewriter. configuration. rewriterconfigurationsectionhandler, intelligencia. urlrewriter"/>
</Configsections>

<Appsettings/>
<Connectionstrings/>

<System. Web>
<Httpmodules>
<Add name = "urlrewriter" type = "intelligencia. urlrewriter. rewriterhttpmodule, intelligencia. urlrewriter"/>
</Httpmodules>

</System. Web>
<System. webserver>

<Modules runallmanagedmodulesforallrequests = "true">
<Add name = "urlrewriter" type = "intelligencia. urlrewriter. rewriterhttpmodule"/>
</Modules>

<Validation validateintegratedmodeconfiguration = "false"/>

</System. webserver>
<Rewriter>
<Rewrite url = "pagename _ ([0-9] {1,}) \. aspx" to = "default. aspx? Id = $1 "/>
<Rewrite url = "pagename _ ([0-9] {1,}) _ ([0-9] {1 ,})\. aspx "to =" default. aspx? Id = $1 & amp; page = $2 "/>
</Rewriter>

</Configuration>

In addition, if you want to configure pseudo-static to a suffix such as HTML, you need to set IIS In addition to changing the aspx in the configuration rules to HTML.

IIS setting method:
Internet Information Service --> Find the directory you shared --> right-click Properties --> click 'configuration' -->
Ing the following --> Find the executable file path copy path of. aspx --> paste path --> the extension is ". html" --> and remove the check file

In this way, you can

Download the DLL file in BIN to the attachment.