[url structure] which one is better

domain.com/tags/videos/St.+Louis+Rams.html

or

domain.com/tags/videos/St,+Louis+Rams.html

Dot or comma?

 

Depends really on the CMS you're using, if any. With wordpress and others, they'll translate the comma into an URL escape character (%2C) which may cause issues. (It does with file uploads)

I'd stick with the period.

 

I'm not sure I've ever seen St. Louis spelled with a comma after the St so my preference would be to go with the period.

 

thx guys, am using our own custom php framework. Def not %2c etc... i just went with comma was not sure which one is bttr.

 

I doubt if you can use comma as url.

 

first one structure is preferrable

 

For me, I would prefer not to use a comma nor period for it is already understood.

 

Actually you can as long as it's used within a file name or a directory name. You can't use it as part of a domain name though as a comma is a restricted character.

 

I'd say, remove both the 'dot' and the 'comma'. And, use '-' instead of '+'

 

I would say go with the dot, the first one.

 

Dot is better

 

dot is better in url , i have never seen , in url till now

 

You shouldn't use dot nor comma. Use just " - " and letters+numbers. That's the best SEF link.

 

Few months back + and - in a url have some impact but now google ignoring this .

 

If it was up to me I would do...

domain.com/tags/videos/St-Louis-Rams.html

Basically, remove the comma and period and use (-) instead of (+) to separate the keywords.

Regards,
Mark

 

Try to use dash - when you're separating multiply words URL it's the best choice