Redirect from old pages to new pages

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I have to redirect some old pages to new page using ASP.NET without MVC

old page url: abc.com/how-to-301-permanent-redirect-in-asp-net/
new page url: abc.com/blog/301-permanent-redirect-in-asp-net/

I'd like to manage the old and new URLs in a redirect map file maybe a csv or xml.

The old website was using Wordpress CMS and for the new one I'm using simple Routing in Global.asax file

routes.MapPageRoute("blog", "blog/{blog_slug}/", "~/blog_detail.aspx");

What I have tried:

I have tried this code: Handling 301 Redirects in ASP.NET 3.5[^]

But as mentioned in the tutorial, it is not working for folder level pages created for seo. The number of pages are 250+ so it's not possible to put a default file and a folder for each of them. Any simpler way to achieve this? Can anyone help me in doing this?

Posted 8-Apr-19 2:13am

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Updated 8-Apr-19 5:01am

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[no name] 8-Apr-19 10:49am

You write code to move stuff around or translate or create lists. It's called migrating, converting, moving, redeploying ... After the first 1, 250 is the same as 2 or 3 or 4 or ...

F-ES Sitecore 8-Apr-19 11:29am

Look at the IIS Rewrite module, it allows you to do pattern-based redirecting via config files.

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2019-04-08T05:02:00

Solution 1

301 redirects in asp.net - Google Search[^]

In that search result, I went here:

Jeff Widmer's Blog - How to 301 Permanent Redirect in ASP.NET[^]

The first response might be appropriate in your case, but only you can determine that.

Posted 8-Apr-19 5:02am

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