Hi,

We use dnn6.01. We will have more than 200 child sites. We are redesigning the old organization's site using dnn.

It is not online, We are working locally (our local URL is something link http://10.xxx.xxx.01 dnn server URL.).

We create links form parent to children and child to child. We use Page Settings / Advanced Settings / Other Settings / A Link To An External Resource and write http://10.xxx.xxx.01/pagename. It works fine.
My worry is when we go online, we have to change all the links http://10.xxx.xxx.01/pagename to http://organization.com/pagename.

In site settings or host settings, there is no place (or form) to set the site URL).

My question is there a short way to redirect pages instead of writing all over again?

if we add HTTP Alias now does it solve the problem when we go online?

Thanks.

I think that, when you go online, you will need to manually change all of those links. That is because they are hard-coded into your database.

However, the good news is that you can write a SQL script to do this for you. And, since you know about this ahead of time, you can write and test the script now so that you can use it when you need it. I believe that you want to look at the Url field in the Tabs table.