I see two answers in this question: 1. You want to supply the simple address over to the query string in the final address. To do this, use RewritePath (look for this in your MSDN Library or on Google. I think it's in the HttpContext class.) 2. You want to enable several simple addresses to one page in EPiServer. To do this, simply create two pages somewhere in a hidden place on you site, set each of these pages' simple address to Shortcut1 and Shortcut2, and under Shortcut/External, set its actual URL with the querystring and all.. Hope this helps. Frank :)

Thanks for the reply. I would like to go with your first alternative. Since there are more than a hundred shortcuts to be made, and I'd prefere not to make one epi-page for each. The problem I have with rewrite path, which I have researched a little bit is that I can't trap the request for a directory that doesn't exist. This "http://domain/page.aspx" will run through .NET but this "http://domain/something" will not. And the only ways I've seen this done is either by adding all extensions and pages without extensions to the .net-isapi-filter in IIS OR creating your own 404-page which will handle these call. I'd like to do something smoother ;)

You're in trouble, but it can be done :-) Go with the 404 alternative, but you also have to add exception handling to catch asp.net resource not found exceptions. /Steve

Ok, I'll dig into the 404 then. You mind me asking how you've done it? ;)

I could tell you, but then I'd have to ...... :-) My solution is a Custom 404, a HttpModule and lots of code! It has the following features: * A custom 404 FileNotFound page to replace the built-in error page - with YOUR design * A powerful CustomRedirects module thats extends the built-in ShortCutUrl function, specified in an xml file: /templates/page.aspx?id=1234 /travel /mytemplates/form.aspx?id=3453 http://www2.mysite.no/page13241.php /extra/ecp /extra/eec /templates/ecb.aspx?id=7556 /wehavemoved /oldshortcuturl /newshortcuturl /demo1/notfoundtest /demo1/notfoundtest /demo1/templates/Page.aspx?id=7411111 ~/search It handles missing ASP.NET resources (.aspx) files, and even EPiServer pages that have been deleted (the url is still valid, but the ID is not. This one treats it as a 404!) * It also has an admin plugin that shows all the CustomRedirects defined * FallBack url handling that allows all 404 requests to be redirected to a back-end server only if the url exists on that server. Great when you replace some old (competitor wcm) system. Just give it another host-name (www2 or something) and the handler will redirect the request to the old server, but only if the url exist on that server. If not - you will be redirected to your new fancy 404 page. Oh, did I mention that it will be free for all EPiServer developers, with source code? End of this month, or early March. /Steve

That does sound like a lot of work. But if your's gonna be released early march I'll just hang around ;) Sounds great!

Have you released it yet :) ? Gustaf.

It is Gustaf. @ EPiCode https://www.coderesort.com/p/epicode Regards HAXEN