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This would largely be accomplished by setting default pages for directories in IIS and modifying your web pages to inspect form post data instead of inspecting the query string.
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This would largely be accomplished by setting default pages for directories in IIS and modifying your web pages to inspect form post data instead of inspecting the query string.

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the problem is that the title of the article or the title of the question is on a sharepoint list, so I need to query the database to know the title and then use it on the url rewrites, I dont really understand about httpmodules ,where can I put the code to query the sharepoint list?<br />
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My rules as far as I know cant be on a config file because they are too specific.
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the problem is that the title of the article or the title of the question is on a sharepoint list, so I need to query the database to know the title and then use it on the url rewrites, I dont really understand about httpmodules ,where can I put the code to query the sharepoint list?

My rules as far as I know cant be on a config file because they are too specific.

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I got an idea to simplify the Url Rewritng<br />
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On the pages that point to the details pages I decided to pass the title of the article as a querystring<br />
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for example<br />
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&nbsp;<br />
articledetails.aspx?id=1&amp;A<wbr />rticleTile<wbr />=LorepIpsu<wbr />m<br />
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so I need to convert it to<br />
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/articles/LorepIpsum<br />
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&nbsp;<br />
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it should be easier this way?
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I got an idea to simplify the Url Rewritng

On the pages that point to the details pages I decided to pass the title of the article as a querystring

for example

 
articledetails.aspx?id=1&ArticleTile=LorepIpsum

so I need to convert it to

/articles/LorepIpsum

 

it should be easier this way?

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I have a sharepoint 2010 site with lots of pages like<br />
articledetails.aspx?id=1<br />
qadetails.tasp?id=1<br />
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etc, etc<br />
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I want that the search engines and the user sees in the browser instead of that, something like<br />
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/articles/articletitle<br />
/questionsandanswers/quest<wbr />iontitle<br />
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I have a sharepoint 2010 site with lots of pages like
articledetails.aspx?id=1
qadetails.tasp?id=1

etc, etc

I want that the search engines and the user sees in the browser instead of that, something like

/articles/articletitle
/questionsandanswers/questiontitle



Url Rewriting

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