I recently saw a website in which the url was formulated like this:
http://subdomain.domain.com/script/?var=value
I was wondering how to do this in IIS, and how he put a slash in between the script and the GET variables, and how he had the script with no extension in the first place. Any help?
There are many ways to do this; I'll describe the simplest.
script is a folder containing a file called Default.aspx (or whatever is configured as the Default Document in IIS)
Therefore, when IIS sees a request to script/, it will send the request to Default.aspx, which then reads the query string.
Lack of filename defaults to the "index" entry, probably default.asp[x] there.
The best way to do it is with a URL Rewriter, like IIRF, or the built-in URL Rewriting module that's included with IIS7 and later.