.asp to .aspx Redirect
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Hi, I have noticed on a few older articles which link to other older articles, they are using a link that nolonger works because the extension has changed from .asp to .aspx. For example, on this article - AI : Neural Network for beginners (Part 1 of 3)[^] - there is a link to the other two parts of the series, like this http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Backprop_ANN.asp[^]. This page doesn't exist, but if you change it to .aspx it does. Would it be possible to make this happen automatically (assuming, of cause, it doesn't break something else :) ) It could help some people find cross-referenced articles a little easier. Btw: The way the URL pasting automatically gets the page title for codeproject pages is very nice :-D :thumbsup: Thanks
My Blog: This Blog
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Hi, I have noticed on a few older articles which link to other older articles, they are using a link that nolonger works because the extension has changed from .asp to .aspx. For example, on this article - AI : Neural Network for beginners (Part 1 of 3)[^] - there is a link to the other two parts of the series, like this http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Backprop_ANN.asp[^]. This page doesn't exist, but if you change it to .aspx it does. Would it be possible to make this happen automatically (assuming, of cause, it doesn't break something else :) ) It could help some people find cross-referenced articles a little easier. Btw: The way the URL pasting automatically gets the page title for codeproject pages is very nice :-D :thumbsup: Thanks
My Blog: This Blog
Thanks for pointing this out Tony. If you see anymore please let me know I've fixed this for the three articles in the series
Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project
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Hi, I have noticed on a few older articles which link to other older articles, they are using a link that nolonger works because the extension has changed from .asp to .aspx. For example, on this article - AI : Neural Network for beginners (Part 1 of 3)[^] - there is a link to the other two parts of the series, like this http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Backprop_ANN.asp[^]. This page doesn't exist, but if you change it to .aspx it does. Would it be possible to make this happen automatically (assuming, of cause, it doesn't break something else :) ) It could help some people find cross-referenced articles a little easier. Btw: The way the URL pasting automatically gets the page title for codeproject pages is very nice :-D :thumbsup: Thanks
My Blog: This Blog
I've added a more general fix for these types of things. Should be good now.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP