Hi i am writing a script for a test server to prove concept.  I would like to have nice search engine friendly urls

 mysite.com/somethinggood.aspx (would break this down into one result (somethinggood)

or

mysite.com/somethinggood/moregoodstuff.aspx (would break this down into two results (somethinggood and moregoodstuff)

then i could redirect the content appropriatly.

I am pulling my hair out at the moment with getting a one solution fits all.  I can get one to work or the other but not both :( any help would be appreciated.

 thanks

andrew

Do you really need to use regex for this?

You could just strip off everything before the first "/" and strip off the ".aspx" and then split on "/".

^(([^/]+/)*)([^/.]+)$  <-- extensionless URL

^(([^/]+/)*)([^/.]+)\.html$  <-- .html URL

$1 contains path

$3 contains filename