Hello!
I have thousand GWT urls duplicated with this scheme:
/byordering/results1-15/7.html
/byp.product_sku/dirDesc/results1-15/7.html
etc..
Could be a valid solution to block them in robots?
Disallow: /*byordering
Disallow: /*byp.product_sku
Thank you!
Should work. But did Google actually index them? You could find out by typing this into a Google search: allinurl:yoursitename byordering
Yes you can disallow the URLs, but make sure the correct URL does not become disallow and that is indexed by google.
Where was the robots.txt file located in the original download folder and where should it be in the file structure on the server?
these are common url variations for eccomerce sites.
I put a no-follow tag on my ordering links.
BUT! they also have a canonical tag , so i would not really worry
Thanks to all,
allinurl:yoursitename byproduct_name
allinurl:yoursitename byproduct_sku
etc... are all indexed!!
Where do you insert no-follow tag?
Thank you..
Quote from: fabioweb on September 07, 2015, 23:14:03 PM
Thanks to all,
allinurl:yoursitename byproduct_name
allinurl:yoursitename byproduct_sku
etc... are all indexed!!
Where do you insert no-follow tag?
Thank you..
views/category/tmpl/default.php
before this
<div class="orderby-displaynumber">
add this
<?php $this->orderByList['orderby'] = str_replace( 'href=', 'rel="nofollow" href=', $this->orderByList['orderby'] ); ?>
Thank you i've just made an override:
/templates/mytheme/html/com_virtuemart/category/default.php
here i've just delete this code about two monts ago..
<div class="floatleft vm-order-list">
<?php echo $this->orderByList['orderby']; ?>
<?php echo $this->orderByList['manufacturer']; ?>
</div>
So why are indexed..
Thank you!