Of course, they won't say how much "a little bit" is. It helps to keep the parameters short and the number of them few.įollowing that, is there any benefit to having key words appear in a friendlier URL? According to Google, the answer is Yes - it helps "a little bit". However, you should be aware of this advice taken from Google's Webmaster Central guidelines: If you decide to use dynamic pages (i.e., the URL contains a "?" character), be aware that not every search engine spider crawls dynamic pages as well as static pages. Over the years, a number of commentators have claimed that Google simply will not index URLs such as the one with the querystring. A previous incarnation of this site would have presented the URL as. It should be clear to most people, just by reading the bold parts of the URL what they can expect to see if they requested it: an article on URLs, UrlData and Routing as pertaining to WebMatrix. This article can be found at article/165/ webmatrix-urls-urldata-and-routing. Nevertheless, this in-built support is likely to be more than enough for managing friendly URLs for most sites.įirst, what is meant by Friendly URLs? Take a look at the URLs on this site. ASP.NET Web Pages, on the other hand, provides support for routing out-of-the-box, although it is not as powerful as configuring your own through. You can change this behaviour through the use of, which requires a little configuration within the application. In a typical ASP.NET Web Forms application, incoming requests are mapped to physical files on disk.
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