A way you can get around having to create static pages is to look for the string .asp/ in the URL and if you find it, loop through a list of everything after that string using "/" as a delimiter ... this way you can change dynamic.asp?variableOne=valueOne&variableTwo=valueTwo to: dynamic.asp/variableOne/valueOne/variableTwo/valueTwo It's possible with ColdFusion, and I assume ASP as well. Example, in CF: http://gozz.com/temporary/dynamic.cfm Try it out, hours of fun: http://gozz.com/temporary/dynamic.cfm/myName/Erik/favoriteColor/orange/ http://gozz.com/temporary/dynamic.cfm/Bush/bad/Ashcroft/worse%20if%20that%27s%20possible/ >I have been doing a little research on the issue of search engines and >dynamic sites that use query strings in their URLs. From what I have read on >the subject >(http://www.business2.com/content/channels/marketing/2000/06/01/12283, for >example) and seen from the results of searches for my company's site on the >major search engines, only Google touches pages that use query strings. > >A possible solution (perhaps read: hack) I came up with for the search >engine issue is to write an ASP script that creates static HTML pages of all >the pages of the site, which are for the search engines to index. -- - Erik Mattheis http://gozz.com/ (612) 827 3963