SEO Friendly URLS

[Benny]

Hi All,

Is there any way I can make SEO friendly URLs? Unlike
www.mydomains.com/product.asp?product_id=20&cat_id=3
I wish to have something like
www.mydomains.com/products/mens/shoes/leather/

Is this possible in ASP with some sort of IIS settings?

Thanks,
Benny

 

[McKirahan]

Hi All,

Is there any way I can make SEO friendly URLs? Unlike
www.mydomains.com/product.asp?product_id=20&cat_id=3
I wish to have something like
www.mydomains.com/products/mens/shoes/leather/

Is this possible in ASP with some sort of IIS settings?

Thanks,
Benny

You can use
www.mydomains.com/products/mens/shoes/leather/
if you don't mind creating the subfolders
/products
/products/mens/
/products/mens/shoes/
/products/mens/shoes/leather/

An alternative would be to use something like
www.mydomains.com?products_mens_shoes_leather
and have a lookup table that resolves it to
product_id=20
cat_id=3

 

[Dave Anderson]

Is there any way I can make SEO friendly URLs? Unlike
www.mydomains.com/product.asp?product_id=20&cat_id=3
I wish to have something like
www.mydomains.com/products/mens/shoes/leather/

Is this possible in ASP with some sort of IIS settings?

Not settings, but you can use a custom 404 handler and parse the URL.



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