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For questions specifically related to the customization, creation and use of wildcard items in Sitecore. This tag is specifically meant for Sitecore wildcard items for URLs.
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Sitecore Dynamic URLs on data driven pages
There is no need to install any sitecore module to accomplish this, you could just use an IIS rewrite rule that will handle the rewrite for your blog url like this:
<rule name="Blog URL Rewrite" stopP …
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Custom route for wild card
You can use IIS Rewrite inbound rules to accomplish this, for example:
<rule name="Property URL Rewrite" stopProcessing="true">
<match url="^new/Brand-([0-9]+)/Product-([0-9]+)$" />
<action type …
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