Windows 2003 Web Edition, R:Tango 5.0
Still rewriting all to multi domains/one set of apps.
Some of my tafs had to move to different folders. I want to make sure that
browsers are redirected to the new location, but that search engines will
discover page no longer exists and delete from search
Do not use a 404. This will kill a robot immediately (google at
least). A 404 is a page not found and will stop the bot in its tracks.
You should use a 301 redirect. To do this in IIS, go to
properties/Home Directory. Click a redirection to a URL. Fill in
the complete URL including http://; in
p.s. This is a permanent 301 redirect.
Do not use a 404. This will kill a robot immediately (google at
least). A 404 is a page not found and will stop the bot in its
tracks.
You should use a 301 redirect. To do this in IIS, go to
properties/Home Directory. Click a redirection to a URL. Fill
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Thanks
Steve
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Do not use a 404. This will kill a robot immediately (google at
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: Witango-Talk: Redirects (OT)
I believe this would work, but have never tried it in Witango.
Another method would be to use the ASP method. I have used this and
it works also...
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Response.Status = 301 Moved Permanently
Response.addheader Location, http://www.yourdomain.com/newpageurl
