I'm trying to structure my site to serve different areas of content, sort of like this one. I'm wondering how they make it so subdirectories have their own default pages, for example:http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/ask (the URL of the ask page).It looks like a default page to me since it doesn't end in a file extension, but I don't know how that works. I'm running on an IIS server hosted on GoDaddy and I'm using the ASP.NET Web Pages (SPA) model if that makes a difference.And if they're not default pages, why do they appear without file extensions?
Can the subdirectories on a server have their own default pages?
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