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I recently inherited a website running coldfusion. Sometime in the last year, all the .htm files were renamed to .cfm. Problem is that some external sites were already linking to the .htm versions, and now those links are broken.

I'm trying to find a way to redirect the user to the .cfm file if a .htm file is requested but not found (and of course, it's CF counterpart is present). I'm new to IIS and just don't know where to look.

Marko
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If you are using IIS7 you can create a rewrite rule that will redirect the requests from .htm to .cfm Alternatively you could set the error template to a 404.cfm that will check if the equivalent file in .cfm exists and then redirect to the appropriate file or publish the standard 404.

Ben Koshy
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