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CorneliuTusnea
#1 Posted : Saturday, October 14, 2006 9:11:09 PM(UTC)
CorneliuTusnea

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I have url rewriting for categories as /Games/
I also have some categories that the URL rewriter fails to rewrite (e.g. "M.C. Escher") to use custom Url Rewriting to:

"/Games/Jigsaw/M_C_Escher.aspx"

However it now I add a custom query string (I use them in redirects from other sites) "/Games/Jigsaw/M_C_Escher.aspx?from=somewhere" the url rewriting fails and when you try to land to this page I get an error back.



PLEASE fix this ASAP:

1. The url rewriter should be able to rewrite "M.C. Escher" by default

2. It should not fail with query strings.



Thanks,

Corneliu.
http://www.bestgames.com.au
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CorneliuTusnea
#2 Posted : Sunday, October 15, 2006 12:12:19 AM(UTC)
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More details on this. The UrlRewriter correctly rewrites "M.C. Escher" category name to "M.C._Escher", however google does not like that in it's adwords as it is considered an invalid URL. (don't ask me why) so I manually set it to be rewritten to "M_C_Escher".
However the second problem is there:
"/Games/Jigsaw/M_C_Escher.aspx?from=somewhere" is not recognized by the url rewriter.
Corneliu.
http://www.bestgames.com.au
http://www.bestchess.com.au



BV Product Links, Details and Signatures: Improve your customer experience:

http://www.acorns.com.au/projects/bv/quicklink/

scott.mech
#3 Posted : Friday, October 20, 2006 6:31:19 PM(UTC)
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i wouldnt consider that correct. the url should not contain periods unless it is separating file name from file extension.

also - i would suggest you use hyphen before an underscore.

Scott Mech
Cliff
#4 Posted : Friday, October 20, 2006 8:25:28 PM(UTC)
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I prefer hyphens, though apparently there is no real SEO benefit to them over underscores. I just think they look better, and am glad that I can create a custom URL for any product, for sure.
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