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Thread: old site to new site

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    chrismartz is offline Senior Member
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    Default old site to new site

    Our old site ran on classic asp (.asp) and I am noticing a lot of links are going to the old site still on google. I am trying to set up a 301 redirect for these but I am not quite sure how to do this. When a person requests detail.asp?product_id=sku-123, I want to redirect them to the sename product page with 301. I tried to create a .asp page and include the .net page with this but I get an ASP error. Does anyone else have any suggestions?

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    ZachJ85 is offline Senior Member
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    You can request a new recrawl and report deadlinks for your website on google. We had this issue, took about 2-4 days for them to remove. Simple form to fill out.
    SQL 2008, Visual Studio 2010
    Source: C#
    Version: AspDotNetStorefront ML 8.0.1.1/8.0.1.1
    Framework: .Net 4.0 (Running)

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    ssgumby is offline Senior Member
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    This might help http://www.ecommercecartmods.com/p-3...torefront.aspx

    We had the same issue and used this mod, works like a charm.

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    chrismartz is offline Senior Member
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    I tried that ecommerce mod's demo but it doesn't work. The thing is that my pages are dynamic. So if it's detail.asp?product_id=sku-123, it used to show the product sku-123. I need to take that and re-write it to the new seo url by doing a database lookup and pulling the right page. I may just create a detail.asp and do the lookup in that page and do a 301 redirect.