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nungon
Good morning,
I have a web site in which 7 pages repeat once and again in thousands
of folders. Why? because I want to keep, to the user view, the pretty
url www.myweb.com/username/pageX.asp.
As you can imagine, this makes maintenance hard, because when I make
some update, I have to run a program to spread the change to the
xthousands directories.
A solution would be to change the url to
www.myweb.com/pageX.asp?u=username but the url wont be so easy to
remember, and probably it will not like our users.
My question is, in which way can I simulate this last behaviour, but
maintaining the "pretty" url, not only for accessing, but during the
navigation. The trick would be to catch the inexisting directory name
and pass it to the desired page as a parameter.
I have asked many people about that, and nobody can help. I would
appreciate someone of you can help me with this.
Thanks in advance,
Nungon.
I have a web site in which 7 pages repeat once and again in thousands
of folders. Why? because I want to keep, to the user view, the pretty
url www.myweb.com/username/pageX.asp.
As you can imagine, this makes maintenance hard, because when I make
some update, I have to run a program to spread the change to the
xthousands directories.
A solution would be to change the url to
www.myweb.com/pageX.asp?u=username but the url wont be so easy to
remember, and probably it will not like our users.
My question is, in which way can I simulate this last behaviour, but
maintaining the "pretty" url, not only for accessing, but during the
navigation. The trick would be to catch the inexisting directory name
and pass it to the desired page as a parameter.
I have asked many people about that, and nobody can help. I would
appreciate someone of you can help me with this.
Thanks in advance,
Nungon.