/umbraco/default.aspx uses Server.Transfer?

[Lee Kelleher]

Short and simple question - is there a reason why "/umbraco/default.aspx" does a Server.Transfer to "/umbraco/umbraco.aspx"?

[Lee Kelleher]

Following up on my own question...

I assume the change was made with the decision to change the back-office from being a pop-up window.

Guessing another reason is to keep the back-office URL as "/umbraco/" instead redirecting to "/umbraco/umbraco.aspx"?

If the preference is for "/umbraco/", then should we move the code/logic/markup into "/umbraco/default.aspx" and redirect to it from "/umbraco/umbraco.aspx"?

Any thoughts, concerns?

Thanks,

- Lee

[Niels Hartvig]

Sounds fine with me (and yes you're right about the legacy reasons for why it was done!)

[Lee Kelleher]

Ace, I'll look into it, make sure there are no other underlying issues, etc.

Cheers,

- Lee

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[Jason Prothero]

I occasionally get issues with trying to navigate to http://www.site.com/umbraco/ when Directory URLs are on.  I think its generally with older versions, but it may be something to put in your test matrix ;)

Thanks,

Jason