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Hide browse.aspx and search.aspx in Weblink

WebLink Version 11 How To
Updated October 20, 2023
asked on October 19, 2023

We have Weblink setup for a client for public access and users should be able to search by Case Number and be able to access any document. However, we don't want them to search by any other critea or browse the directory. Currently any user could type browse.aspx or search.aspx at the end of the Weblink URL and search the repository. Is there a way to disable that function specifically?

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replied on October 19, 2023

Is hiding the Browse and Search options from the WebLink Designer not enough? While someone could potentially type browse.aspx or search.aspx, they would have to know that those pages exist and the likelihood of that happening would probably be extremely low.

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replied on October 20, 2023

You could set up a redirect for those endpoints. Or you can modify the browse.aspx and search.aspx files by simply replacing the contents with a message instead. 

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