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Outsystems SEO Page Rule - remove aspx extension
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Posted on 2016-06-05
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Posted on 2016-06-05
What configurations do you enter to remove aspx extension for all webscreens using SEO Friendly Urls?
https://www.domain/eSpace/Webscreen.aspx will be display as
https://www.domain/eSpace/Webscreen
(not just for this particular webscreen but for all applications webscreens )
Remco Dekkinga
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Posted on 2016-06-06
Remco Dekkinga
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Posted on 2016-06-06
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Hi Robert,
This is currently not possible with Outsystems.
You need to create a rule for every page and the page can only be loaded with the forward slash in the end: https://www.domain/eSpace/Webscreen/
You could request this in the Ideas section.
kind regards,
Remco
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João Rosado
Posted on 2016-06-06
João Rosado
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Posted on 2016-06-06
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Hi,
The SEO is meant to be used for "Search Engine Optimization", not "Lets make my url pretty for the user".
As such there is nothing that would improve a search engine just by removing the aspx ending.
If you want to do stuff like that you should use Url Rewrite modules (either at a load balancer or IIS level) and not try to take advantage of the SEO filter for things it is not supposed to do.
Regards,
João Rosado
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Justin James
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Posted on 2016-06-07
Justin James
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Posted on 2016-06-07
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URL Rewrite is definitely the better approach for something like this.
J.Ja
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