Case Sensitive URL? WHY?

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    crystak, Feb 13, 2008 IP
  2. shallowink

    shallowink Well-Known Member

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    It isn't readily correctable. See HTML isn't case aware. Problem is most web servers run on Linux. And it is case sensitivity. Best fix would be, don't use uppercase. Probably could use mod rewrite but its way too much effort.
     
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    crystak Well-Known Member

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    Ah, that royally sucks - wasn't aware of this problem.

    Cheers anyway!
     
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    Unix/BSD/Linux:

    Jon is not equal to jon

    Windows based

    Jon is equal to Jon

    So the rule of thumb is to use all lowercase and do not use spaces instead use _

    So:

    jon_went_to_the_store.html

    %20's in urls are really nasty looking
     
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    please don't use upper case letter.....That is my simple request. Thank you.
     
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