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A URL rewriter is an Apex Class that inherits the rewriter interface and allows a developer to map site URLs to other URLS, for example you can map `/SomeArticle` to a VisualForce page that takes a specific ID, such as `/apex/ArticleViewer?Id=xyz`, and `/SomeOtherArticle` to `/apex/ArticlesViewer?Id=abc`.
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Viewstate Not Saved on Force.com Site with URL Rewriter Class
Does anyone have any experience with the viewstate being lost when using a URL Rewrite class on a Force.com site?
A brief overview of my org's use case to explain why this matters. We have 8-9 Force …
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