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If someone is interested in having rewrite mechanism in DNP please register on Codeplex (it takes only few seconds) and vote for "Individual INI files for each Web Site" under address I mentioned above.

We have even sent them a e-mail, but no response yet.

Are there any good C/C++ programmers out there? It is open-source and can be improved.

 any news?

I've never got a message from them.

If somebody can recommend good C++ programmer we would probably hire him for this one-time job

maybe You can post this question in place where more people can see it?

You're right. We'll place an announcement.

great .. thanks 

Are there any plans for supporting Helicon's isapi_rewrite? I know it's not free, but it has a very fair price.

The really good news is that version 3.0, which is in beta right now, will virtually have the same syntax as Apache's mod_rewrite, which means no more converting those .htaccess files of all those PHP apps out there.

Yes, this one works good. Supporting it, would be great!

OK, added into TODO list.

Yeah .. support for Helicon's isapi_rewrite will be very nice

There are some problems with Helicon's isapi_rewrite nad IISPasswordfilter

When I have IISPassword in ISAPI filters in WebSites

I'm getting

IISPassword
The page cannot be displayed

but when I remove it it works 

 remove iispassword isapi filter from main website node

It worked but I think this is not the solution. I turned on Secure Folders in Web Site Properties (IISPassword was added by DNP to ISAPI filter to my Web Site and now I'm getting the same errors).

Maybe solution for this can be keeping rewrite rules in different file than .htaccess? 

Hello!

I have interesting news. I was searching today for a specific rewrite rule and I found another mod_rewrite for IIS.

Info:

" IIS Mod-Rewrite is a URL rewriting module for Internet Information Services (IIS). The logic of URL manipulation runs on regular expression (regex) based rules.

The configuration syntax and the behavior of IIS Mod-Rewrite engine are compatible with Apache's mod_rewrite, so that configurations from Apache can be easily migrated to IIS and vice versa."

.. and this is the most interesting news:

"IIS Mod-Rewrite supports four configuration scopes:

• Per-server
• Per-virtual-server
• Per-directory    supported only by IIS Mod-Rewrite Pro
• Override (htaccess)    supported only by IIS Mod-Rewrite Pro"

Maybe there is possibility to ask for them for some kind of discount for DNP users if there will be provider for their IIS Mod_rewrite?

URL: http://www.micronovae.com/ModRewrite/ref/QuickOverview.html