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Proxy Module

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Aman
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3/28/2020 10:00 AM

Hi, is there any DNN module that acts as a proxy ? i.e. gets the content from another server and returns to the browser?

Currently, we are using iFrame module along with an external Proxy server. However, this is not SEO friendly and the search engine is bypassing it. 

The Proxy Module is expected to translate the URL, get the content from another internal server, and stream it back to the server. I am hoping that someone else may have also come across this need and created it. 

Michael Tobisch
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3/30/2020 4:48 AM

Aman,

I don't know of a module for this (maybe you can realize it using 2sxc or OpenContent) - but it should not be too hard to write it yourself if you know how to write a DNN module. See here for a possible solution.

Happy DNNing!
Michael

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