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try this http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/structure-a-navigation/site-links/4010

Correct, only have one listing, but list all three categories within your Places listing.

Dublicate content you may have even if you don't change anything the problem is in how the template was made.

You should get all the url of the old site with Xenu's Link Sleuth, then create a PHP array of oldUrl => newUrl and put it in your redirect script. So you have in the htaccess : RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI}  ^/home/newscontent.asp RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} id=([0-9]+) RewriteRule ^(.*)$ redirect.php?id=%1 [L] In the redirect.php file, you have : $redirect = array("/home/newscontent.asp?id=1133" => "/name-of-the-article"); // 800 times (for all url) if(isset($redirect[$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']])) {     header("Status: 301 Moved Permanently", false, 301);     header("Location: http://www.mydomain.com/".$redirect[$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']]);     exit(); } // Send a 404 if you don't have a redirect

If the current site is built on asp the credentials to access the database must be stored somewhere within the application. It would usually be in a .config file. There is a small chance that the connection details would be encrypted - but in the days of ASP this was the exception to the rule. If you can find these connection details you will be able to get at least a read only view of the database and export the data. I find it strange that the owners of the site (whether that be you or a client you're working for) don't have the connection details of the db. If you really can't get db connection details then yes, scraping the article and importing into the new db would be the best way forward. Screen scraper basic edition should suffice for this (it's free) - http://screen-scraper.com/download/basic_choose_platform.php

ok tks...

One of the fastest ways to build authoritative links is to find popular blogs that allow guest posts (ideally related to your site's topic) and submit guest articles to them.

No probs

i agree

Oups ! such shame, i mix the command up this morning ! in fact i used "link:" instead of "site:", and i have been misleading by the fact that my visits are down days after days with about 80% less than the previous month, so i tried to find a reason... Awfully sorry about that..now all the work is to find what 's happening about such drop in my visits... Many tks to you both  Barry Smith, and Jonathan Fashbaugh..