Thread: How do I create a url rewrite?

After adding a whole bunch of products into a category page, aspdotnetstorefront has created a page numbering system so not I have

domainname . com / categorypage . aspx ? pagenum=1

and

domainname . com / categorypage . aspx ? pagenum=2

the problem now is I have duplicated pages with

domainname . com / categorypage . aspx

and pagenum=1

I need to create a url re-write that is search engine friendly. Any know how I can do this on aspdotnetstorefront?

Take a look at the web.config file:

Code:

<rule url="/c-([0-9]*)-([\w-]*)\.aspx(?:\?(.*))?" rewrite="/showcategory.aspx?CategoryID=$1&amp;SEName=$2&amp;$3" />

Just add the proper regex to the url attribute to handle the appended querystring and you should be all set.

Originally Posted by AspDotNetStorefront - Dan

Take a look at the web.config file:

Code:

<rule url="/c-([0-9]*)-([\w-]*)\.aspx(?:\?(.*))?" rewrite="/showcategory.aspx?CategoryID=$1&amp;SEName=$2&amp;$3" />

Just add the proper regex to the url attribute to handle the appended querystring and you should be all set.

Hi Dan,

Thank you so much for your reply. Yes:

<rule url="/c-([0-9]*)-([\w-]*)\.aspx(?:\?(.*))?" rewrite="/showcategory.aspx?CategoryID=$1&amp;SEName=$2&amp; $3" />

is exactly the code that exists in my web.config file but I still have:

domainname . com / categorypage . aspx

and

domainname . com / categorypage . aspx ? pagenum=1

Do I have a setting wrong?

Is there a way to strip off only the " ? pagenum=1" from my url?

Bear in mind, I want to keep the

domainname . com / categorypage . aspx ? pagenum=2