We often use slash-delimited query strings to make pages more visible to search
engines:
Example: www.mysite.com/fuseaction/GetPage/PageID/12
In May, one of our sites suddenly started throwing "404 Object Not Found" errors. Our
hosting provider eventually gave up trying to implement a Microsoft IIS 4 fix
(relating
to the Path_Info cgi variable), and simply moved the site to another server, unable to
fix the actual problem.
Now, another of our sites is doing the same. It's strange:
www.greenthumbsup.com/index.cfm WORKS
But if you click on one of the main sections of that site (with slash-delimited query
string), you'll get a 404 error. Then hit the Back button and refresh the original
index.cfm page, and you'll STILL get the 404 error, even tho the same page was
accessible
just a minute before...
Would appreciate anyone who might take a minute, run that experiment, and
pass along any theories as to exactly what's happening...
Gene Kraybill
LPW & Associates
Mansfield, PA
PS. The possible MS fix I referred to is at
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q184/3/20.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=gn&FR=0
For some reason our hosting provider, a major provider that has been recommended on
this
list, could not figure out how to actually implement it...
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