I guess you have 3 choices:
1. a page can have a setting (page settings) to be a redirect
2. there is the ability to use a SEO module like https://www.40fingers.net...cts/DNN-SEO-Redirect (free, open source)
3. you can work your magic in the web.config: https://dnncommunity.org/...-of-redirects-in-DNN

...and a fourth option. Don't redirect. You can use a portal alias to have the same content exposed under BOTH top level names.

Thanks for your replies -

I am trying to do this in the web.config (on a test website), but when I add the [rewrite] tag, it breaks the website. I dont have any [httpProtocol] tag in my web.config. Does the [rewrite] tag need to go inside the [system.webServer] tag?

Thanks

Yes, inside system.webserver.
 

I'll email a bit more for comprehension.

Thanks Tycho - but I can't see any of you examples in your message

I appreciate your help with this

Tom

Yeah, the forum strips out some stuff. I emailed to your gmail-account.

Posted By Tom Melkonian on 16 Jun 2020 12:49 PM

Thanks for your replies -

I am trying to do this in the web.config (on a test website), but when I add the [rewrite] tag, it breaks the website. I dont have any [httpProtocol] tag in my web.config. Does the [rewrite] tag need to go inside the [system.webServer] tag?

Thanks

Please note that you must first install the Url Rwriter module or these lines will crash your site.
https://www.iis.net/downl...icrosoft/url-rewrite

BTW, the DNN (IMO best) way of doing this would be to use Multiple Portal Aliasses (as Richard Mentioned).

URL rewriter is mostly used for http > https redirects.
Example:

 

< rewrite>
      < rules>
        < rule name="HTTP to HTTPS redirect" stopProcessing="true">
          < match url="(.*)" />
          < conditions>
            < add input="{HTTPS}" pattern="off" ignoreCase="true" />
          < /conditions>
          < action type="Redirect" url="https://{HTTP_HOST}/{R:1}" redirectType="Permanent" />
        < /rule>
      < /rules>
     
    < /rewrite>

One more option possibly. If the site is hosted in a Plesk environment, Plesk allows for multiple domain aliases and will redirect traffic to your preferred alias.