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Hi,
Have you registered your rewriter in episerver.config?
Url rewriter is the way to go.
I guess this is just an example "/ShowSportForCity.aspx?sportID=2&CityID=4"? Id and other EPiServer parameters is missing in the url.
Here is an example to a working rewriter for a blog page http://www.dodavinkeln.se/post/2012/03/15/Url-rewriter-for-a-blog.aspx
Thanks for the quick reply and thanks for the example code.
So TryConvertToInternal was the key, here we go!
ps. yupp, registered in configs and everything but somehow .. I didnt get TryConvertToInternal to trigger. My fault I guess :)
ps2. yeah, just an example. some epi-params were missing.
Hi!
Trying to achieve something similar to this
http://www.site.com/sports/basketball/stockholm/
http://www.site.com/sports/basketball/malmo/
they should internally be something like
/ShowSportForCity.aspx?sportID=2&CityID=4
/ShowSportForCity.aspx?sportID=2&CityID=5
There is little recent documentation and examples on how to achieve this. Found a good blog post about it but it has a few years on its neck. http://tedgustaf.com/en/blog/2008/7/create-a-custom-url-rewrite-provider-for-episerver/.
I've successfully(?) setup a custom UrlRewriteModule and UrlRewriteProvider but thing is, when I enter my "virtual" url my breakpoint in my UrlRewriteModule hits, calling base, but never reaching my UrlRewriteProvider which is supposed to intepret /sports/basketball/stockholm/"
Is UrlRewriteProviders commonly used in EPi solutions or are there other more commonly used ways for achiving the same goals?