RE: ISAPI URL Remapping Filter

2001-12-07 Thread Robert Everland
You could do one of 2 things, you can set up http headers on the websites so that when someone comes to the website you only have to use 1 ip address and they can be set up just like a normal domain. Or for each domain you can have a redirect in there. Robert Everland III Dixon Ticonderoga Web

RE: ISAPI URL Remapping Filter

2001-12-07 Thread Angelo McComis
James One way that comes to mind is this: 1/ Create a handler.cfm that examines the URL, query string, post data, and all that stuff. 2/ make it the default file for the site (so naming it index.cfm would work on most installations) 3/ In IIS, set it to be the custom 404 handler as well. In

Re: ISAPI URL Remapping Filter

2001-12-07 Thread BILLY CRAVENS
URL Remapping Filter James One way that comes to mind is this: 1/ Create a handler.cfm that examines the URL, query string, post data, and all that stuff. 2/ make it the default file for the site (so naming it index.cfm would work on most installations) 3/ In IIS, set it to be the custom