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When you create a new page or content item, XperienCentral assigns a friendly URL to it based on the rules explained in the previous sections. For each new page/content item you create, a check is made to see whether the requested friendly URL is available. If the friendly URL that the page/content item wants is available, it is granted. If, however, the friendly URL is already in use, a message will appear in the "Properties of all versions" section of the SEO tab in Content Item Properties indicating that the desired friendly URL is already in use and that a new friendly URL has been assigned to the current page/item. A friendly URL can already be used by another content item or it can also be a reserved context path. For example, the friendly URL title 'Contact' is already claimed by another page or , content item or it is a reserved context path. When the page below entitled "Contact" is created, an indicator that the friendly URL is already claimed displays above the page.
In the example above, the message that displays is: "URL is set to 'Contact-1.htm'. The URL Contact is already used by 'Contact.htm'" In this case, because the friendly URL 'Contact.htm' is already claimed, the current page is automatically assigned the URL 'Contact-1' to ensure that all friendly URLs remain unique. The above action is performed on all XperienCentral pages and content items that attempt to use a friendly URL that is already claimed. To link to the page/content item that is claiming the friendly URL that the current page/content item wants, click the name of the item that is claiming the friendly URL that you want to use in the indicator ('Contact' in the example above).
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