It would be nice if someone would configure a URL mapping to something that we could use to refer to users, such as channel9.msdn.com/users/jparrish instead of having to find a link or search a member list. Would help when typing in references to other
users and shouldn't be hard to implement?
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SMac
"Hey Baby...I'm extremely well encapsulated."
Doh.. I wish I could find that great blog on redirecting based on querystring..
What do you suggest happens if there are more than one JParrish? channel9.msdn.com/users/JParrish1?
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SMac
"Hey Baby...I'm extremely well encapsulated."
Ah.. URL Rewriting!
http://scottonwriting.net/sowblog/posts/867.aspx
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SMac
"Hey Baby...I'm extremely well encapsulated."
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Shouldn't be possible to have more than one JParrish, as in my case that is my userid, so without stating it I was asking if we could have a url mapping for [ur]/username to get to the users page. =)
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SMac
"Hey Baby...I'm extremely well encapsulated."
Oh! yeah duh.. nm
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Rewrite.NET is the way to go:
http://www.15seconds.com/issue/030522.htm
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