Effects of Aliasing Content

Once your content is aliased, a site visitor can enter either the original URL or the alias into the browser to view the page. Also, if someone selects a content link on your Web page, the alias frequently replaces the original URL in the browser.

Also, when an Ektron CMS400.NET user is editing content and inserts a quicklink whose content has several aliases, a screen appears, and he must select one of the aliases. (If only one alias is assigned to the content, it is applied to the quicklink.)