Could anyone provide a straightforward step-by-step guide for how to rewrite -- not redirect -- URLs with querystrings to standard URLs with paths?
For example, if I want /news?cat=1 to look like the URL is /news/local/ -- the /news/local/ page would not actually exist, but the code displaying content related to the querystring will still need to "read" that querystring in order to show the code.
I am brand new to .Net Core/V9+ and it seems like a lot is different from when I've managed to do this with older Umbraco versions.
Rewriting a querystring URL to a standard URL?
Could anyone provide a straightforward step-by-step guide for how to rewrite -- not redirect -- URLs with querystrings to standard URLs with paths?
For example, if I want /news?cat=1 to look like the URL is /news/local/ -- the /news/local/ page would not actually exist, but the code displaying content related to the querystring will still need to "read" that querystring in order to show the code.
I am brand new to .Net Core/V9+ and it seems like a lot is different from when I've managed to do this with older Umbraco versions.
Hi mizzle,
You will need to implement some custom routing, take a look at the docs here
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