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I want to use url rewrite in iis 7 to replace a specific character in a url by another character (including the query string). I think it is possible but i don't know how to define the rule in IIS. Does anybod knows the answer? <br />
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Thanks in advance!<br />
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Hello,

I want to use url rewrite in iis 7 to replace a specific character in a url by another character (including the query string). I think it is possible but i don't know how to define the rule in IIS. Does anybod knows the answer? 

Thanks in advance!

 


Replace character in url using iis url rewrite

Hello,

I want to use url rewrite in iis 7 to replace a specific character in a url by another character (including the query string). I think it is possible but i don&#39;t know how to define the rule in IIS. Does anybod knows the answer? 

Thanks in advance!

 


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