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6/23/2008 10:26 AM
 
User is offline ThunderHorn

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Hello,

I am converting a site built on the ASPNETPortal CMS System, to the DotNetNuke system.

We have over 4000 articles on our old website and we would like to keep them.
So I am changing the siteurls.config file and adding extra rules.

On our old site an url to an article would be: http://www.guido.be/desktopmodules/articledetail.aspx?mid=xxx&itemid=yyy&pageid=zzz&tabid=qqq
These pages should redirect to http://www.guido.be/default.aspx?tabid=69&articleID=yyy

So i tried adding a rule, but none seem to work.

Can someone help me please?

 
 
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6/23/2008 11:53 AM
 
User is offline Will Strohl


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It would have been helpful to see what you tried, but it looks like this should work:

LOOKFOR
.*/articledetail.aspx.+itemid=(\d+)&.+

REPLACEWITH
~/Default.aspx?tabid=69&articleID={1}

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6/24/2008 12:51 AM
 
User is offline ThunderHorn

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Doesn't seem to work.

At first i got error-messages concerning the "&"-sign.
I replaced it with "&" but still doesn't work.

I get following error:

The resource cannot be found.

Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.  Please review the following URL and make sure that it is spelled correctly.

Requested URL: /dotnetnuke/desktopmodules/articledetail.aspx

I Guess this means that the lookfor rewriterrule isn't working well.
 
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6/24/2008 6:48 AM
 
User is offline Will Strohl


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Is it possible that you have switched the rules to the wrong places?  The error states that the wrong URL was requested.  My example shouldn't be requesting that URL - it should only be looking for it.  However, it is possible that IIS is throwing that error.  Do you have a page in that directory named "articledetail.aspx"?  You shouldn't need one, but if you continue to get this error, and everything is in the places that it should be, I would suggest putting a blank page there of the same name just to make sure it is not IIS throwing this error before the web app gets control.

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6/24/2008 7:21 AM
 
User is offline ThunderHorn

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The page "articleDetail.aspx" was used on the previous site.
Now it wasn't necessary anymore because everything is loaded on to the default.aspx page.

Now i've put an articleDetail.aspx page in the correct folder, and he opens that page.

Looks like he doesn't accept the lookfor rule in de siteurls.config file.
 
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