Pages in search &print и &page=0

[Termin]

Pages in search yandex

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http//mysite/?hom&print
http//mysite/?link&print
http//mysite/?link2&print
http//mysite/?link3&pic=0&page=0
http//mysite/?link4&page=0

Help please

[cmb]

Hello Termin,

sorry, but I just don't know what's your problem. Could you please explain in more detail, what you expect vs. what is happening?

Perhaps you can provide a link to your website.

Christoph

[Termin]

Pages in search yandex

http://yandex.ua/yandsearch?text=%28url ... 306&lr=187

[cmb]

Hello Termin,

if I understand you correctly, your problem is that yandex.ua shows links to some pages, that you do not want to be shown there, such as the print links (e.g. http://pixelcom.crimea.ua/?O_KOMPANII&print).

I don't know exactly about the current status of CMSimple in this regard, but I found an old thread about this topic: http://www.cmsimple.dk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=75

A workaround could be adaption of robots.txt or if you provide a sitemap.xml manually.

I would not consider this a bug. But perhaps you like to make a feature request in the Open Development forum. It might not be a problem for a future version of CMSimple to automatically create a sitemap.xml.

Christoph

[Termin]

Christoph, yes, you understood correctly this problem is not solved robot.txt You need to put in the robot.txt all pages of the site to the end of $print, all't fit in robot.txt there are limitations. Yandex bans many pages. I need a website, so I will consider other options CMS. Thank you for your attention, I hope error fix.

[cmb]

Hello Termin,

I'm no expert with search engines, but IMO CMSimple's behaviour is not an error. If you have a link 'http://mysite/?page1&print' on a page, this will be followed by a search engine. Indeed it is AFAIK not possible to exclude too many such links in robots.txt. And I don't know, if it's possible to exclude all pages in robots.txt and to only provide a sitemap.xml for yandex.

But if you don't need the print link, a simple solution to your problem would be to remove the

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echo printlink()

call from your /templates/???/template.htm. So neither your guests nor yandex (or another search engine) will see it. Perhaps this is a viable way for you?

Another problem might be the &page=??? links. These are used for the register plugin. You should use Register_mod_XH, if you don't already, and might to try to contact it's author for further details, Gert, who is a member of this forum.

You also might consider to contact vadim (another member of this forum), who is the operator of http://www.cmsimple-xh.ru. Probably he could provide more details about CMSimple_XH and yandex.

Christoph

[Termin]

Removed function

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function printlink() {
	global $f, $search, $file, $sn, $tx;
	$t = amp().'print';
	if ($f == 'search')$t .= amp().'function=search'.amp().'search='.htmlspecialchars(stsl($search));
	else if($f == 'file')$t .= amp().'file='.$file;
	else if($f != '' && $f != 'save')$t .= amp().$f;
	else if(sv('QUERY_STRING') != '')$t = str_replace('&','&',sv('QUERY_STRING')).$t; // str_replace by GE 09-06-22
	return '<a href="'.$sn.'?'.$t.'">'.$tx['menu']['print'].'</a>';
}

to ascertain the circumstances.

[cmb]

Hello Termin,

it might be safer, to replace printlink() with:

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function printlink() {
    return '';
}
 

If you remove printlink(), but it is called, AFAIK PHP throws a fatal error, so your visitors will only see an empty page. The code given above will just return an empty string, so the rest of the page will be displayed without any print link.

On further rethinking the problem of search engines looking for &print pages, I came across the possible <meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow"> solution. I posted about that in http://www.cmsimpleforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=3253

Christoph

[Termin]

Thank you Christoph. Write the code I test. Tell the result.

Viktor

[cmb]

Hello Victor,

I took a look at the &page links. I'm not exactly sure, but I guess they come from register plugin. I suppose you use Register_mod_XH. Then look at the top of /plugins/register/index.php. Directly below the long comment you find:

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// Start session unless a robot is accessing the page
if (preg_match('/Googlebot/i',$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']));
else if (preg_match('/MSNbot/i',$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']));
else if (preg_match('/slurp/i',$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']));
else if(session_id() == "") 
  session_start();
 

You should add another line for the yandex bot. Under http://www.user-agents.org/index.shtml?t_z I found only the yandex.ru bot, but perhaps it's the same. That might keep yandex from indexing your &page links.

Christoph