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    Tony Richards
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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

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      Sean Ewington
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      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

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        Chris Maunder
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        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

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