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Lev Nuznyy 19 posts 122 karma points

Apr 22, 2019 @ 11:01

Hello

Trying to make a beautiful url in page navigation But not how it does not work

I have such a URL

http: // localhost: 50554/xxxxxx/xxxxxxx/?page=1
http: // localhost: 50554/xxxxxx/xxxxxxx/?page=1
http: // localhost: 50554/хххххх/хххххх/хххххх/?page=1

I know I need to use

<rule />

But I can't figure out how to do it.

http: // localhost: 50554/xxxxxx/xxxxxxx/page1
http: // localhost: 50554/xxxxxx/xxxxxxx/page1
http: // localhost: 50554/хххххх/хххххх/хххххх/page1

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Dennis Flæng Jørgensen 35 posts 145 karma points c-trib

Apr 22, 2019 @ 13:15
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```
    <rule name="pagination" stopProcessing="true">
      <match url="(.+)/page([0-9]+)$" />
      <action url="{R:1}?page={R:2}" type="Rewrite" />
    </rule>
```
Explanation:

First we define which URLs we want to handle. In this case all URLs that end with page and then a number. We do that using Regex like this:
```
<match url="(.+)/page([0-9]+)$" />
```
We then tell IIS what we want to do with this request. In this case we rewrite (so we keep the url with e.x. "page4" in the URL. We then tell IIS how we want it to treat the URL. In this case we want it to treat it like its R1 (the first parentheses in the "<match url"-string). We then add the page-querystring-parameter with R2 (second parentheses in the "<match url"-string).
```
<action url="{R:1}?page={R:2}" type="Rewrite" />
```
This is a screenshot of a working sample in a normal .NET website (that's why i've added the ".aspx").

Hope this helps :)
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Lev Nuznyy 19 posts 122 karma points

Apr 23, 2019 @ 04:39

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I get a 404 error I understand that this will work in non umbraco

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Dennis Flæng Jørgensen 35 posts 145 karma points c-trib

Apr 23, 2019 @ 07:22
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```
<match url="(.+)/page([0-9]+)$" />
```
This regex does not allow for traling slashes. Try: http://localhost50554/simvolika/page1

If you prefer a trailing slash you could try this regex instead:
```
<match url="(.+)/page([0-9]+)/?$" />
```
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Lev Nuznyy 19 posts 122 karma points

Apr 23, 2019 @ 08:11

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Thank you so much, it works great.

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Lev Nuznyy 19 posts 122 karma points

Apr 29, 2019 @ 08:02
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Hello I'm trying to rewrite the redirect rule for url http://localhost:50554/tags/teg-1/page2/
```
<rule name="paginationTags" stopProcessing="true">
  <match url="^tags/([_0-9a-z-])/page([0-9]+)/?$" />
  <action url="tags/?tag={R:1}&amp;page={R:2}" type="Rewrite" />
</rule>
```
But I get error 404 What am I doing wrong ?
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Dennis Flæng Jørgensen 35 posts 145 karma points c-trib

Apr 29, 2019 @ 16:34
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Hey Lev

I think you're missing a "+" in your first group.
```
<match url="^tags/([_0-9a-z-])/page([0-9]+)/?$" />
```
should be:
```
<match url="^tags/([_0-9a-z-]+)/page([0-9]+)/?$" />
```
The plus sign tells the IIS that there should be 1 or more characters in the previous match - in your case that's the [_0-9a-z-]

You can test the changes on one of the many online tools for checking regex-expressions. I recommend https://regexr.com/ - It also has a cheatsheet that tells you what the different characters mean.
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Lev Nuznyy 19 posts 122 karma points

Apr 30, 2019 @ 03:17

Unfortunately, he still gives out 404

<rule name="paginationTags" stopProcessing="true">
      <match url="^tags/([_0-9a-z-]+)/page([0-9]+)/?$" />
      <action url="tags/?tag={R:1}&amp;page={R:2}" type="Rewrite" />
</rule>

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Amir Khan 1287 posts 2744 karma points

Apr 29, 2019 @ 17:08

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Dennis, thank you for explaining how this works. Super helpful, I've never been able to make sense of these querystring rewrites until now.

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fatmazayed 41 posts 122 karma points

Feb 04, 2024 @ 17:25

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it's not work (i am using umbraco13)

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fatmazayed 41 posts 122 karma points

Feb 04, 2024 @ 18:32
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i fixed it by doing following steps
1. setting name of the document with space(if you need seperation use - or _)
2. a class="dropdown-item" href="~/@(isEnglish?"":"ar/")Technologies/@item.Value">@item.Text in the url change id to be /
  
  old version was
```
a class="dropdown-item" href="~/@(isEnglish?"":"ar/")[email protected]">@item.Text
```
1. in the page that will dis[play the item to get slug
```
var key = HttpContextAccessor.HttpContext.Request.RouteValues["slug"].ToString().Split('/')[1];
```
key will be the get document name ( consider that item.value is document name
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