Just wanted to check if it's possible to use Request.PathInfo in an xslt extension, or if an alternative method is available . So that I can have more SEO freindly URLs in the site footer.
Each link is for a particular product supplier, which links through to a supplier product range page. One page is used for all suppliers. Where an xslt is used to obatin the supplier name, via the query string and then lists all of the products for that supplier.
Forgot to mention that when I attempt to use Request.PathInfo I get a 404 error. As I guess the file does not exist. Is this a setting I need to update in IIS or Umbraco? Currenlty working locally under IIS 7.5
Possible to use Request.PathInfo?
Hi All,
Just wanted to check if it's possible to use Request.PathInfo in an xslt extension, or if an alternative method is available . So that I can have more SEO freindly URLs in the site footer.
Each link is for a particular product supplier, which links through to a supplier product range page. One page is used for all suppliers. Where an xslt is used to obatin the supplier name, via the query string and then lists all of the products for that supplier.
Example URL:
http://local-site.co.uk/supplier-product-range.aspx/?supplier=umbraco
change to:
http://local-site.co.uk/supplier-product-range.aspx/umbraco
Thanks,
Eddie
Hi All,
Forgot to mention that when I attempt to use Request.PathInfo I get a 404 error. As I guess the file does not exist. Is this a setting I need to update in IIS or Umbraco? Currenlty working locally under IIS 7.5
Thanks,
Eddie
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