[asp] how do you get (site.com/aboutus) instead of (index.asp?x=about)

[Dennis Masselink]

Hello

I hope the title of my post was self-explaining.
But, what i want to do is this:
Sometimes you see some sort directory structure on website and i can't help
thinking that it has to be some sort of server-side behaviour.

is it possible to use some sort of scripting to let it appear you have some
sort of directory structure instead of using a querystring.... This mostly
has advantages with S.E.O.

Best regards
Dennis Masselink

[stevenlmas]

how are you getting to index.asp? try
<%response.redirect('site.com/aboutus/')%> on the page you are getting to
index.asp from you could also just use javaScript <script> window.location =
'site.com/aboutus/' </script>

[Joseph Lowery]

I have noticed on a number of SEO sites a reference to a server setting that
allows the automatic switch of the query-string, although I've never tracked
it down.

I have also read that Google has, for the last couple of years, been capable
of following dynamic links.

Best - Joe

"Dennis Masselink" <dema@removehome.nl> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> I hope the title of my post was self-explaining.
> But, what i want to do is this:
> Sometimes you see some sort directory structure on website and i can't

help

> thinking that it has to be some sort of server-side behaviour.
>
> is it possible to use some sort of scripting to let it appear you have

some

> sort of directory structure instead of using a querystring.... This mostly
> has advantages with S.E.O.
>
> Best regards
> Dennis Masselink
>
>