asp pages with no asp content

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novus

I have recently started using Access to generate content on a number of my
pages and expect to make greater use of it in the future. Are there any
problems with 'future proofing' my pages by renaming html to asp even if
there is currently no asp content (ie Access database)?

novus
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

None, as long as your site is running under Windows 2000 or 2003 server. Doing this now will avoid
breaking any search engine links in the future.

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Jon Spivey

Not at all - it's a good idea to make all your pages .asp so that when/if
you ever need to use asp on a page you won't have to
a/rename the pages and
b/maybe lose your search engine ranking
 
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novus

Thank you both.

novus

Jon Spivey said:
Not at all - it's a good idea to make all your pages .asp so that when/if
you ever need to use asp on a page you won't have to
a/rename the pages and
b/maybe lose your search engine ranking
 
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