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Roberto Randall 
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 Topic: Request.QueryString or RequestPosted: 23 November 2011 at 7:30pm |
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At line 162 of post.asp.Is it better to put "Request("t") = "" OR Request("t") <> SeoUrlTitle(strBlogPostSubject, "")" instead of "Request.QueryString("t") = "" OR Request.QueryString("t") <> SeoUrlTitle(strBlogPostSubject, "")" to avoid problems with indexing on search engines?
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Posted: 24 November 2011 at 9:20am |
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It is only looking for a querystring and not a form post request.
Using just Request is a performance hit as all Request collections have to be searched, and the querystyring 't' should never be passed as a post request. Making this change will affect performance but make no difference to search engine indexing.
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