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Mari Jørgensen
Jun 1, 2011
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A Major Facelift for the 404 Module

The 404 handler on EPiCode has been improved and upgraded for version 6 of EPiServer CMS. One of the new features is the ability for editors and administrators to maintain redirects through a gadget in the Online Center. 

gadget

With the 404 Handler Redirect Gadget editors can add new custom redirects, delete or search for existing redirects. The "old URL" is unique, meaning that if you register two custom redirects with the same old URL, the latter will overwrite the first one. All redirects are saved in the Dynamic Data Store.

Installation and supported environments

You can choose between a NuGet install package (requires Visual Studio 2010) or a module install package for EPiServer Deployment Center. The NuGet package will become available in the EPiServer NuGet feed soon.

For download and documentation please visit the module wiki page on EPiCode.

The module has been developed and tested for IIS 7, and built using EPiServer CMS 6. I’ve briefly tested it on CMS 6 R2 and it seems to be working just fine. It has not been tested on .NET 4.

Jun 01, 2011

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