urlMappings URL하기

신가하네 ~
TreeView에 메뉴를 구성하고 이걸 누를때 다른 경로로 매핑할 수 있다
그런데 이걸이용하여 경로를 숨길수 있다

web.config에 이렇게 하고
 <urlMappings enabled="true">
   <add url="~/Module.aspx?index=1"  mappedUrl="~/실재경로1~.aspx" />
    <add url="~/Module.aspx?index=2"  mappedUrl="~/실재경로2~.aspx" />      

 </urlMappings>

SiteMap에서 이렇게하고 테스트 해보자 ^^
    <siteMapNode title="MappingTest"  url="./숨길후나타날페이지.aspx?index=1"  description="매핑테스트" core="true" link="true" />
    <siteMapNode title="MappingTest"  url="./숨길후나타날페이지.aspx?index=2"  description="매핑테스트" core="true" link="true" />
   

실재로는 실재경로1~ 이나 실재경로2~로 접속된다
나타나기는 숨길후나타날페이지.aspx로 보여지는 것이다 ^^

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