I agree, however when Yahoo indexes sites without file extensions, it
automatically appends a "/" to the URL. It also can't differentiate
between URLs with and without a trailing "/", which means the URL gets
indexed twice. This hits you with a duplicate content filter on that
page, and can easily cause sites to go supplemental. The solution is to
301 redirect from one form to another or use a file extension, and my
boss (who is the head of our SEO company) has made it company policy to
use ".html" file extensions.
So I can't really avoid the file extension problem :(
The CP filter does seem complicated. I think I'll use some default()
magic as large sections of the site have started using default since
this E-mail was written. A quick 'if method:endswith(".html"):method =
method[0:-5]" should do the trick.
Cheers
-Rob
Jorge Godoy wrote:
> It would be confusing though, to be interacting with "something.html" and
> then, after the first turbogears.redirect() have just "something", without
> the HTML...
>
> Anyway, it is common to use websites where you don't see any extension at
> all.
>
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