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I know I am quite behind the times but I need to finally upgrade our
website from classic ASP 3.0 to ASP.Net.
I plan on creating apsx pages with the same names as the old asp
pages. Then remove all of the code from the old asp page with the
exception of a Response.redirect to the comparably named apsx page.
Is this pretty much standard practice when upgrading?
Any insights from someone who has done this?
If you have an include that all the pages use, that might be at the top
before anything is written out to the client, you could put the
information there. I would suggest, however, using a 301 response code,
that will tell search engines that this is a _permanent_ redirect.
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