I have a Windows .asp site. I am angling for a redesign which will include a CMS and convert nicely into a mobile site. But I do not want to lose all the links back to my current site, so do not want to change my page addresses which end in .asp like this
one http://www.mustdobrisbane.com/box_entry/movie_nights_in_chinatown_mall.asp
Is there a good .asp CMS anyone could recommend to fit my needs?
1) put in redirects and map the old URL's to new ones, keeping your SEO.
2) alter your IIS mappings so .ASP is handled the same as the .ASPX (this can get ugly though).
In the end though, even if you can find an ASP CMS (that's pretty old technology now) the odds of it being able to keep all your URLs is pretty slim. You'd probably have to make it ourself.
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blaireau101
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asp site upgrade
Dec 11, 2012 01:30 AM|LINK
Hi,
I have a Windows .asp site. I am angling for a redesign which will include a CMS and convert nicely into a mobile site. But I do not want to lose all the links back to my current site, so do not want to change my page addresses which end in .asp like this one http://www.mustdobrisbane.com/box_entry/movie_nights_in_chinatown_mall.asp
Is there a good .asp CMS anyone could recommend to fit my needs?
Many thanks,
Jodi
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Re: asp site upgrade
Dec 20, 2012 05:49 PM|LINK
You do have other options.
1) put in redirects and map the old URL's to new ones, keeping your SEO.
2) alter your IIS mappings so .ASP is handled the same as the .ASPX (this can get ugly though).
In the end though, even if you can find an ASP CMS (that's pretty old technology now) the odds of it being able to keep all your URLs is pretty slim. You'd probably have to make it ourself.
v5.1 of iTracker (Inventory Tracker Starter Kit) is out, Download it now!