问题
I've read a half dozen guides on rewriting spaces to something more friendly in Sitecore, but all of them rely on Sitecore's <encodeNameReplacements/> element which also reverses the replacement requiring "-" to be an illegal character for names.
The problem with this is that the url of our application has a "-" in the hostname. Sitecore rewrites this resulting in a 404.
Does anyone have ideas on how to do this url rewriting in Sitecore without relying on <encodeNameReplacements and still allowing "-" as a legal item name character? Our current best idea is to use something slighty more complex than a plain "-" such as "--" or "_". This isn't a very good idea, so I'd appreciate any insight you guys have on the matter.
EDIT: We are running a multi-site setup with Sitecore 6.5
回答1:
So, if I am assuming correctly, you want to replace spaces in item names with some other SEO-friendlier character. Whatever replacement you configure, you would need to apply the transformation on both sides of the equation (pun intended). So '--' or '_' will have to become illegal item name characters.
I generally think it's a bad idea to do this and would rather have my content editors determine the exact urls to their content.
But if you absolutely need to implement this as a rule, one of the solutions out there is to implement a custom handler to change your real item name while leaving the item display name in its original form.
Hope this helps.
回答2:
Which version and build of Sitecore are you using?
I've just taken a look through Sitecore.Links.LinkProvider in Sitecore.Kernel and the BuildItemUrl method only replaces characters encodeNameReplacements on the path part of the URL so it should leave your hostname alone.
I would expect the same to happen to reverse, and looking at Sitecore.Pipelines.HttpRequest.SiteResolver the SiteContext is resolved by matching the requested Uri to the defined sites. Further down the process Sitecore.Pipelines.HttpRequest.ItemResolver decodes the Item Url but the Site has already been resolved at this stage.
I presume you have set the hostName attribute on the <site> elements? Having you tried setting the targetHostName attribute as well? Have you tried setting multiple hostNames, I don't expect it to work with spaces but worth a try if what you are saying is true:
<site name="website" hostName="my-site.com|my site.com" ... />
I tried replicating your issue on my local machine but it worked as expected for me... Unless you are working with very strange character sets then this is still the best way of encoding names in my opinion.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16224821/sitecore-rewrite-to-in-urls-but-still-allow-dashes-as-legal-item-names