Usage of '/' in .aspx page url

[jsingh2000]

I was just browsing through Dell's website and saw usage of '/' after
the aspx page name(productdetails.aspx) in the url. e.g.:-
http://www.dell.com/content/products...n&s=dhs&~ck=mn

I am only familiar with usage of the query strings using the following
format:-
'.../pagename.aspx?
<queryStringVariable1>=<Value1>&<queryStringVariab le2>=<Value2>...'

Any idea about the usage of the former type? Does it has any specific
advantages?

Thanks in advance for the response.

[nick chan]

those are called PathInfo
U can get them with Request.PathInfo

i dun see any advantages, except the URL looks more 'pretty'. Also it
could cause problem if ya have plenty of javascript
location.href="../" or <img src="../../"stuffs like that, cause the
browser intrepets it as a directory

It is useful in Delphi webapp development.
On 8 Mei, 05:16, [e-mail] wrote:

I was just browsing through Dell's website and saw usage of '/' after
the aspx page name(productdetails.aspx) in the url. e.g.:-http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/inspnnb_1720...

I am only familiar with usage of the query strings using the following
format:-
'.../pagename.aspx?
<queryStringVariable1>=<Value1>&<queryStringVariab le2>=<Value2>...'

Any idea about the usage of the former type? Does it has any specific
advantages?

Thanks in advance for the response.