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How would you do something like this?



normal query string (one i know how to do)



domain.com/



now that is easy, but what about this? I've seen some people doing it

recently...



yourname.domain.com/ and haveing the subdomain name being pased into

the site as a query string type that can be used on the default page on tht

folder... any idea's? thanks!


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Re:subdomains pulling in like a query string

ugh, i selected the asp.net group and it sent to vb.net... sorry





"Brian Henry" <brianiup[remove-me]@adelphia.net>wrote in message

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How would you do something like this?



normal query string (one i know how to do)



http://domain.com/?name" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">domain.com/=yourname



now that is easy, but what about this? I've seen some people doing it

recently...



yourname.domain.com/">yourname.domain.com/ and haveing the subdomain name being pased

into

the site as a query string type that can be used on the default page on

tht

folder... any idea's? thanks!









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Re:subdomains pulling in like a query string

* "Brian Henry" <brianiup[remove-me]@adelphia.net>scripsit:

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normal query string (one i know how to do)



http://domain.com/?name" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">domain.com/=yourname



now that is easy, but what about this? I've seen some people doing it

recently...



yourname.domain.com/">yourname.domain.com/ and haveing the subdomain name being pased into

the site as a query string type that can be used on the default page on tht

folder... any idea's? thanks!



Are you sure this question is related to VB.NET?!



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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

<www.mvps.org/dotnet>">www.mvps.org/dotnet>

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Re:subdomains pulling in like a query string

if you would of read my reply to my own post, you would see that it went to

the wrong group, i seleted asp.net but for some reason outlook posted to

vb.net instead...





"Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]" <hirf-spam-me-here@gmx.at>wrote in message

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* "Brian Henry" <brianiup[remove-me]@adelphia.net>scripsit:

>normal query string (one i know how to do)

>

>http://domain.com/?name" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">domain.com/=yourname

>

>now that is easy, but what about this? I've seen some people doing it

>recently...

>

>yourname.domain.com/">yourname.domain.com/ and haveing the subdomain name being pased

into

>the site as a query string type that can be used on the default page on

tht

>folder... any idea's? thanks!



Are you sure this question is related to VB.NET?!



--

Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

<www.mvps.org/dotnet>">www.mvps.org/dotnet>





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