You could try the 301 URL tracker package - https://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/301-url-tracker/

If you have access to IIS you can install the URL Rewrite module and then add rewrites to web.config - http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewrite.

You can also add rewrites in the /config/UrlRewriting.config file in Umbraco which uses URL Rewrite module - https://github.com/aspnetde/UrlRewritingNet

Hi Dan

301 Url tracker package does not work with version 7.3.x, which i have. I will wait for next stable version.

I will try the third option UrlRewriting.config file in Umbraco. If i understand the rules, i have to add the rules for all pages, as below examples. Correct me if i am wrong

<add name="produktidrewrite" 
                    virtualUrl="^~/product/somepage.aspx" 
                    rewriteUrlParameter="ExcludeFromClientQueryString" 
                    destinationUrl="~/product/some-page" 
                    ignoreCase="true" />

<add name="produktidrewrite" 
                    virtualUrl="^~/product/test/game.aspx" 
                    rewriteUrlParameter="ExcludeFromClientQueryString" 
                    destinationUrl="~/product/test-game" 
                    ignoreCase="true" />

<add name="produktidrewrite" 
                    virtualUrl="^~/pipeline/trees.aspx" 
                    rewriteUrlParameter="ExcludeFromClientQueryString" 
                    destinationUrl="~/pipeline/tree" 
                    ignoreCase="true" />

Yes, Tajamal - you will generally need to create a rule for each page. However, you can also use "wildcard" matching where you can target multiple old URLs and redirect them to the same destination URL.

I think in your case if all you are doing is stripping the .aspx extension from the old URL then you should be able to create a single rewrite that does that.

You can find documentation here: http://blog.thomasbandt.de/content/binary/UrlRewritingNet20.English.pdf

Hello Tajamal, Try Write code In UrlRewriting.config for Url-Rewrite and Redirect For Url :- Example :-

http://www.test.com.au/test1/test2/test3

I am Use This Code For Level 2 Of Url-Rewrite and Redirect:-

  <add name="redirect_test_level2" redirect="Application" redirectMode="Permanent" virtualUrl="^~/test1/(.*)/(.*)/$" rewriteUrlParameter="IncludeQueryStringForRewrite" destinationUrl="~/$1/$2" ignoreCase="true" />
<add name="test-rewrite-level2"
                virtualUrl="^/(test2)/(.+)/?$"
                rewriteUrlParameter="ExcludeFromClientQueryString"
                destinationUrl="/test1/$1/$2"
                ignoreCase="true" />

Get Results :-

http://www.test.com.au/test2/test3

Thanks Dan

My scenario includes all types of changes to the page. It wont necessary be same title or tree structure. Path may be different url's will mostly be different.

I am thinking of writing my own code to achieve this, where i have all mapped URL's in xml file. I like to have my own code and be less dependent on third parties.

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