flexibreak and SEF

gcprnet
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10 years 11 months ago #42836 by gcprnet

Replied by gcprnet on topic flexibreak and SEF

You mean the "All pages::scroll" Version? But this one won't break my article into different pages, it'll just insert anchors to my "View all-Version" and links to them.
The "Active Page::Instantly" version is great but it's Javascript links and I think google won't treat these as indivitual pages too.
I think the only sensible version (in my case) would be the "Active page::Reload" version but this inserts the "?showall=&start=1" parameter to my url instead of /page1 or /page2 etc so that Google could treat every page as an indivdual one.
To test this, I installed the latest Flexicontent version (2.1.1 r1793) on our testserver.

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10 years 11 months ago #42847 by ggppdk

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Hello

The "Active Page::Instantly" version is great but it's Javascript links and I think google won't treat these as indivitual pages too.

yes google indexes these but it does not treat them as individual pages

-- i think best choice is using the reload option and Google will both
a. index these and
b. treat them as separate pages

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