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    remex_1980_junyongwu
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    Hi , I'm submiting my web site to google search engine. I use the URL rewrite tech. But, when I login to the google website management, I found that all the googlebot send me many error messages: Such as: http://www.msproject.cn/Article/codehighlight_freetextbox.aspx[^] 500 (Internal server error) [?] I'm sure the web can be access in your web browser, but why googlebot return 500 error?

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      Hi , I'm submiting my web site to google search engine. I use the URL rewrite tech. But, when I login to the google website management, I found that all the googlebot send me many error messages: Such as: http://www.msproject.cn/Article/codehighlight_freetextbox.aspx[^] 500 (Internal server error) [?] I'm sure the web can be access in your web browser, but why googlebot return 500 error?

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      I heard URL rewritting can make the pages inaccessible from google bot some times. But first time I am hearing url rewritting making 500 (Internal server Error ). One suggestion that I have is, check your website in some text browsers something like LYNX. Google spiders will be seeing your page something like LYNX does. So check that LYNX can see your page correctly. Could you tell me what method you used for URL rewritting ? For more information try these links also

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      printf("Navaneeth!!") www.w3hearts.com

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      • N N a v a n e e t h

        I heard URL rewritting can make the pages inaccessible from google bot some times. But first time I am hearing url rewritting making 500 (Internal server Error ). One suggestion that I have is, check your website in some text browsers something like LYNX. Google spiders will be seeing your page something like LYNX does. So check that LYNX can see your page correctly. Could you tell me what method you used for URL rewritting ? For more information try these links also

        • Check This[^]
        • Check This[^]

        printf("Navaneeth!!") www.w3hearts.com

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        You are so appreciated to help me. I add some code in Global.asax void Application_BeginRequest(object sender, EventArgs e) { // If the requested file exists if (File.Exists(Request.PhysicalPath)) { return; } else { // find in database // get the correct url, and save to the CorrectURL Context.RewritePath(CorrectURL, false); return; } } Any suggestion, kindly let me know.

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          Hi , I'm submiting my web site to google search engine. I use the URL rewrite tech. But, when I login to the google website management, I found that all the googlebot send me many error messages: Such as: http://www.msproject.cn/Article/codehighlight_freetextbox.aspx[^] 500 (Internal server error) [?] I'm sure the web can be access in your web browser, but why googlebot return 500 error?

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          You are so appreciated to help me. I add some code in Global.asax void Application_BeginRequest(object sender, EventArgs e) { // If the requested file exists if (File.Exists(Request.PhysicalPath)) { return; } else { // find in database // get the correct url, and save to the CorrectURL Context.RewritePath(CorrectURL, false); return; } } BTW, my web is coded under ASP.NET 2.0. Any suggestion, kindly let me know.

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