Are Querystrings in .NET a good practice?

Question

I am developing a web application having a database backend. I used to do things like: http://page.com/view.aspx?userid=123 to view user profile 123; using the request.

Is using a query considered good practice? Is there anything else I should do?

I am using C # 4.0 and ASP.net.

Answer 1

I think using query strings is fine, but there is a case to do for hackable URLs , as they are more understandable to advanced users and optimized for SEO. For example, I think it http://www.example.com/user/view/1234looks more intuitive than http://www.example.com/view.aspx?user=1234.

When using IIS 7.0, you do not need to modify the application to use pretty URLs. The URL is a Rewrite Module and several rewrite rules should suffice.

Answer 2

Your question is not really a .NET question ... it is a problem that every web platform and web developer faces.

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