Seems like a simple question, but I can't find out how to do it: I need to be able to create a folder with a file in it that automatically loads when a browser hits that folder. So, for instance if a user types in "www.wordconference.org/chec", they will get a web page from that folder rather than an error message which is what happens now. In normal web programming, you'd just put an index.html or an index.php, etc file in that folder which would load automatically when the folder was accessed, but the Kentico system doesn't seem to do that.

It's a non-issue when directing people to your site through web links because you can bury whatever complicated address you want in the link. In print media, however, it is an issue. I don't want to print an ad that requires users to type in "www.wordconference.org/chec.aspx" It's messy and the .aspx extension will throw off some users. Without the ability to direct them to a particular page, though, I can't track the effectiveness of the print ad.