Hi, In my umbracoSettings.config file there's a setting called addTrailingSlash which is set to 'true'. I'm aware this is not only a thing of aesthetics but also of semantics ( ''/'' indicates a folder, if omitted it indicates a file).

To make the whole thing complete SEO wise I wanted to create a rewrite rule so that URL's without a trailing slash would be redirected to a variant which does contain a trailing slash. I've added the following snippet to the UrlRewriting.config file.

<add name="301Redirect_AddTrailingSlash"
           redirectMode="Permanent"
           redirect="Application"
           ignoreCase="true"
           rewriteUrlParameter="IncludeQueryStringForRewrite"
           virtualUrl="(.*[^/])$"
           destinationUrl="$1/" />

This creates another problem though since resources such as .js, .css files etc. obviously cannot be reached if a slash is added to the end of the path.

Is there a way to fix this? Either by adding a property which tell's the urlrewrite config to ignore files or is there perhaps another solution?

I'm aware there's a rewrite module available for IIS which could help to fix this but I prefer to stay with the thing that come out-of-the-box with a default Umbraco installation.

Thanks!