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Issues with generated Friendly URLs

Hi there. I'm trying to put together a template with a detail view that has auto-generated friendly URLs for basic linking and SEO purposes. Right now, I'm using two templates and trying to link over using “NavigateURL”. But it’s only generating query strings when using a string value as the parameter. (Example: http://localhost/listings?property=property+name) I can manually modify the URL using
DNN 8Friendly URLLinkingSEO
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David Puffenberger asked Jan 24, 2016 active Feb 5, 2016

XMOD Pro and DNN's Core Sitemap

We created a personnel directory that pulls the name, contact info, etc. from a database. Google searches don't find these profile pages and do not appear in our sitemap. We are using DNN 7.0.6 core sitemap at the moment. 1) How do I get query string urls generated by XMod Pro to appear in our sitemap so Google can find them? 2) What's the best way to rewrite the url to a friendly URL so I can hav
dynamic urlquery string urlrewriteSEOsitemapurlXMod Pro
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Pitt Public Health Webmaster asked Nov 25, 2013 active Nov 25, 2013

DNN NavigateURL Equivilant

Is there a xMod Pro function which works like the DNN Function NavigateURL or ideally passes to and uses the DNN NavigateURL function? I want build URL's in xMod Templates which pass to this function so I can also build custom MasterURL providers and make sure the rendered URL's follow the same patterns as everything else in my DNN instance.
MasterURLNavigateURLSEO
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Jax UK asked Oct 30, 2013 active Nov 1, 2013

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