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Thanks, this is the same information I found. I guess it is the best option but I don't like the idea of using 404 rewrite, I think it will upset the page reporting in Google Analytics you're not going directly from one page to another, instead you're bouncing off this server error page.
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Thanks, this is the same information I found. I guess it is the best option but I don't like the idea of using 404 rewrite, I think it will upset the page reporting in Google Analytics you're not going directly from one page to another, instead you're bouncing off this server error page.

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Those answers have nothing to do with 404 rewrite, and they are both perfectly SEO friendly.
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Those answers have nothing to do with 404 rewrite, and they are both perfectly SEO friendly.

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Mobile best practice says to not use &quot;URL Variables&quot; anymore, for example:<br />
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mysite.com/folder/?var=123<wbr />4<br />
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Should look like:<br />
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mysite.com/folder/1234/<br />
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How do you do this with Classic ASP. I can't seem to figure out a logical way.<br />
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Thanks.
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Mobile best practice says to not use "URL Variables" anymore, for example:

mysite.com/folder/?var=1234

Should look like:

mysite.com/folder/1234/

How do you do this with Classic ASP. I can't seem to figure out a logical way.

Thanks.

ASP URL variable stored in path

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