Installation Instructions:
1, add this filter on the IIS ISAPI, filter name RE, executable file select Rewrite.dll;
2. Set up Httpd.ini file
rewriterule/news/(\d+) \.html/jsp/news\.jsp\?id=$1 [N,i]
Represents converting news.jsp?id=95 to news/95.html
And so on, if you have more parameters, then add the corresponding (\d+), and the back of the id=$1, then increase the id=$2, and so on.
Currently more popular dynamic Web pages include asp,php,jsp,shtml,jhtml,cgi ... There are even some of their own definition, such as: Aspx,do,index,hello and so on. The form of expression is: news.asp?id=95. The reader is advised to convert it to news/95.html through Re_write so that Google can identify the Web page.
Re_write is a module in IIS that you can download from Http://www.ZZcoo.com/re_write.zip with instructions for installation.
When you need to map news.jsp?id=95 to news/95.html, simply set the Httpd.ini file:
rewriterule/news/(\d+) \.html/news\.jsp\?id=$1 [N,i]
This maps a request like/news/95.html to a/news.jsp?id=95
Then you write at the junction: <a href= '/news/95.html ' >95 news </a>.
If your news is read through a database loop, then the writing is:
while (Rs.next ())
{
String id = (string) rs.getstring (' id ');
Out.print (' <a hef= '/news/' +id+ ' .html> ');
Out.print (' 95 news ');
Out.print (' </a> ');
}
If you are processing data paging, then the writing is:
more_<%=page%>_<%=type%>.html (Note: page is page number of pages, type is data type)
form of expression: more_1_95.html
If the next page is: more_2_95.html, continue to the next page of the loop, then:
More_3_95.html, and so on.
But you need to add the following code to the Httpd.ini file:
Rewriterule/more_ (\d+) _ (\d+) \.html/jsp/more\.jsp\?page=$1&type=$2 [N,i]
If your dynamic program has multiple parameters that need to be passed, add more than one (\d+), as follows:
Rewriterule/more_ (\d+) _ (\d+) _ (\d+) \.html/jsp/more\.jsp\?page=$1&type=$2&type2=$3 [N,I]
The paging process is performed in the form of: more_1_95.html
