Configure URL handling
Every time a request is reaching Litium Studio, the URL handler determines if it is a request for a Litium Studio page or something else - for example a CSS-file or an image. This determination reduces the performance slightly.
So in the case of for example requesting CSS-files, you have the possibility to configure Litium Studio to not handle that request, just pass the request along. So for any folders that are requested often, it is a good idea to exclude that folder from the URL handling. When you exclude it, it won’t be possible to create a root page with that folder name as URL name.
The following words are not possible to use in the first part of a URL name
- LitiumStudio
- Site
- Bin
- App_Code
- App_Data
- App_GlobalResources
- App_LocalResources
- App_WebResources
- App_Browsers
- Theme
Define your own disabled routing paths
In web.config, under the element litium/studio/cms/routing it is possible to add your own routes that should be disabled. Just add the element “disabledRoutingPath along with the value which should be disabled.
For example:
<disabledRoutingPath path="MyFolder"/>
Charachters that are not allowed in a URL name:
/ \ . , ; : + * ' § ½ " < > | ! ? $ & = @ # % { } ^ ~ [ ]`´¨¤