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It's not hard. With a tool like UrlRewriter.Net or similar, custom URL schemes are quite easy. And I believe the MVC framework for .Net has custom routes built
by peteysd 16y ago
It's not hard. With a tool like UrlRewriter.Net or similar, custom URL schemes are quite easy. And I believe the MVC framework for .Net has custom routes built in.
- warfangle 16y agoGood to know - I haven't done any .net development in ~3 years.
- fname 16y agoIIS7 and above have URL Redirection built in... No longer need to do 3rd party custom stuff anymore.
- benatkin 16y agoIt would also look nicer if the script was in default.aspx instead of ViewEntry.aspx and the url was written like this: http://www.woot.com/Blog/?Id=13420 http://www.woot.com/Blog/?Id=13420 It would look nicer still if it was lower case and they got rid of the dub-dub-dub: http://woot.com/blog/?id=13420 http://woot.com/blog/?id=13420