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rjjj111
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Posted: 2006-Jul-26 19:54
Is there any reason to have your page names all lower case, mixed case or all upper case in the page names?
example:
www.mydomain.com/blue-car-ford-69-truck.asp
www.mydomain.com/Blue-Car-Ford-69-Truck.asp
www.mydomain.com/BLUE-CAR-FORD-69-TRUCK.asp
do any of these cause probles and if so why?
thanks.
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g1smd
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Joined: Jul 28, 2002
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Posted: 2006-Jul-26 20:00
All lower case is easier for people to remember. It is also less likely for you, the site owner, to mis-type any of the internal links to your pages.
If multiple mixed-case names respond for a single page of content, then you have a big "duplicate content" problem to fix. That is an inherent problem with IIS, but Apache completely avoids the problem.
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