Sherry, I'd go for the umbracoUrlAlias as well, as Lee suggested, but maybe you should check out the Canonical meta link package if you use that option. It's always a great idea to tell Google that the page they are currently at, is originally posted at another link.

/Kim A

If I use the umbracoUrlAlias, I won't have any problems with my SEO?

I use this in the umbracoUrlAlias /dubai-flora-grand-rooms.aspx

but somehow the link to document did not change

ok got it now. I should have remove the aspx extension. :D

Thanks,

Sherry

I was able to remove the parent node from the url

here's my new url

http://localhost/dubai-flora-grand-hotel.aspx?hotelID=1

but how can I remove the querystring?

Hi Sherry,

Umbraco doesn't generate the querystring for the URL - its most likely coming from elsewhere in your code/templates?

Are you using an XSLT macro to display your navigation/links? Would you be able to provide a snippet? (So we can help you to resolve it.)

Cheers, Lee.

Hi Sherry

I guess you could use the UrlRewriting.config file in the config folder to achieve this. Unfortunately I don't have any experience using it myself. Therefore I'm not that familiar with the syntax and how you need to make the rewrite rule. I just know that it is possible to do it this way, since we have used it on a large project were I work.

/Jan

It seems that the problem with umbracoUrlAlias is that it does not the affect descendants of the page.

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