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The reason I had this hard coded link was because I had done an example page with some links as a reference while I built the real page. What happened when I moved this code to EPiServer CMS 5? Well I got "page 178 does not exist". Of course! - The page 178 doesnt exist anymore, you might think? - The export/import has changed the real pages to the new method and given all the links new ... but STOP just a minute! This is a link -I- have written in my aspx page, not a link assigned via code-behind or a property set in the editor... I havent clicked the link, im just rendering it... Hmmm, is EPiServer CMS parsing normal A tags on the fly during page render and checking that the page exists? I cant explain it any other way, but that is what it seems to be doing. /John