Convert the cache URL into Routing URL in ASP.NET 4.0

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I have my site on live...Most of End users are visited my site through Google search...Many pages passed query strings...now i have planed to use routing for my site...if am use routing in my site then how can be users come from google search...because in google cache its contain past url with query string....I dont want loose the users who come from google search... If users come from search then how can i convert the past url into routing url...Plz give me a suggestion for handle this problem...??

Posted 28-Jan-14 18:54pm

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CBadger · Answer 1 · 2014-01-28T20:27:00

Try asking google[+]

All I did when this happened to me was to update the google Web Crawlers/Spiders. And within hours the reference to my site was updated

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