I have developed a web application in ASP.NET 3.5 and C#. When I deploy the application, people can see the telltale signs that I’m using ASP.NET. How do I make it so that anyone who sees my site won’t see that I’m using ASP.NET?
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I have developed a web application in ASP.NET 3.5 and C#. When I deploy the application, people can see the telltale signs that I’m using ASP.NET. How do I make it so that anyone who sees my site won’t see that I’m using ASP.NET?
Because of the nature of ASP.NET, any dynamically built control will show up with
$Ctrl. If you use ViewState, that will show up. If you use ASP.NET Event Validation, that will show up.If you don’t want it to show up, all you can do is use another Framework (ASP.NET MVC), or not use any of those features of ASP.NET (Which would be silly if you’re using ASP.NET).
If your pages are suffixed with
.aspx, then everyone is going to know you’re using ASP.NET anyway. Are you using URL Rewriting?