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A client has sent out an email with a link containging a typo for a website we run [E.g. http://example.com/?id=123.]. What is the best way to re-direct anyone who visits the bad URL?
If someone clicks on the link, can we catch it in the Global.asax, checking if the path ends with “.” then removing it and re-directing? If so, where in Global should it be?
If another method is better I’m happy to hear it; the most important thing is speed as this is needs to be nipped in the bud ASAP!
Its not the best solution, but you could use Application_BeginRequest in the global.asax file.
And better way if you are using IIS 7.0 is URL Rewriting