Hi Peter, > The current site has it's HTML files hierachically organised > in a directory structure such that the URL has semantic value > and has some semantic value as a 'breath crumbs' path. E.g. > http://www.kennisnet.nl/vo/scholier/vakken/talen/nederlands/index.html > These URLs have been extensively communicated to third parties and we face the requirement that > they still have to work in the CMS situation.
We ran into the same situation with sites like vtwonen.nl en libelle.nl. We then solved it by just putting dummy html files on the filesystem which only were used to redirect the user to the new page. It is not a very fancy solution, but it it works, is very easy and one's you communicated the new jumpers it only takes an rm -r to delete the directory with dummy html files. Regards, Henk.
