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How to setup URLs without .ASPX page extensions in DotNetNuke - Great for SEO! - Video #258

Sep 1

Written by: Aderson Oliveira
Thursday, September 1, 2011

8 min : 54 sec

Complexity Level: 5 - I'm a pro! This video will show how to use URL Master module from iFinity to remove page extensions for your site's URLs in DotNetNuke. This is great for SEO!

Related Links:
- Instructions for different IIS versions
- URL Master on Snowcovered

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Tags: seo , urlmaster , ifinity
Categories: Location: Blogs

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4 comment(s) so far...

Re: How to setup URLs without .ASPX page extensions in DotNetNuke - Great for SEO! - Video #258

Aderson - just a quick note. Version 2.4.4 has been released which fixes the problem in DNN 6 where you can't read the page-extension warning due to the background being the wrong color. This is just a simple CSS problem due to DNN 6 also using the jQuery UI library as part of the built-in libraries.

By Bruce on Friday, September 2, 2011

Re: How to setup URLs without .ASPX page extensions in DotNetNuke - Great for SEO! - Video #258

Thanks for the note Bruce and great module BTW!

By Aderson on Friday, September 2, 2011

Re: How to setup URLs without .ASPX page extensions in DotNetNuke - Great for SEO! - Video #258

If you add this module to an existing site and set it up to not use extensions. Will existing links, that have extensions, still go to the same page? Or will all links need to be updated?

By jim on Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Re: How to setup URLs without .ASPX page extensions in DotNetNuke - Great for SEO! - Video #258

Hi Jim, existing links within your content will still have the extensions. Content will not be updated automatically. But those older link will still work and point the the same content.

The good thing is that you have the option to do a 301 redirect for the old urls to the new ones. This is good for SEO as the pages already indexed by Google will still function.

By Aderson on Wednesday, September 7, 2011

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