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How to create friendly page names in .NET from CMS?
Hi Experts,
We are building a CMS for a .NET site where the client can create site pages dynamically. Our plan is to create a single page on our site called page.aspx that would read the querystring to determine what page content to display:
for example: page.aspx?id=123 would read the database for page content with an id of 123 and display that page.
However, we would like to define a unique friendly name for each page (controllable via the CMS just like WordPress does) that would look good for people visiting the site, such as:
mydomain.com/our-team/
or
mydomain.com/contact-us/
etc...
Is there a way to set up the CMS / .Net environment to allow us to do such a "translation"?
We are building a CMS for a .NET site where the client can create site pages dynamically. Our plan is to create a single page on our site called page.aspx that would read the querystring to determine what page content to display:
for example: page.aspx?id=123 would read the database for page content with an id of 123 and display that page.
However, we would like to define a unique friendly name for each page (controllable via the CMS just like WordPress does) that would look good for people visiting the site, such as:
mydomain.com/our-team/
or
mydomain.com/contact-us/
etc...
Is there a way to set up the CMS / .Net environment to allow us to do such a "translation"?
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