Question about 301 redirects

Hello.

Small offer.

I am testing on a local computer.
In file: head.tpl

There is a code:

Code:

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On page 2 of the listing, we see a link there:

Code:

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Which leads to the first page.

However my categories are without "html" at the end. SEO programs show that search engines will find the link and click it. But they will be redirected to the "correct" URL using a 301 redirect.

Question. Maybe it makes sense if the administrator chooses (without ntml) to give a link here without a redirect?


The code is actually here: rlCommon.class.php

PHP Code:

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(I think this applies to other cases as well - next / prev)

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Search engines are not very fond of useless work.

am not good at regular expressions, but maybe this is the correct code:

PHP Code:

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The page: /index2.html
We get:

PHP Code:

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In this case, the removal (.html) is hard-coded. Perhaps you can somehow tie this with the choice of the administrator, if he chose to remove the html at the end in the admin panel. This is for a one-stop solution. In my case, this is not necessary.

Such a solution should seem to fit (as a special case)?

Hello,

Do you mean that the category pages index2, index3, ... etc. should be without .HTML

if the option "Enable .html at the end of category URLs" is disabled in listing type settings?

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Originally Posted by Rudi

Do you mean that the category pages index2, index3, ... etc. should be without .HTML

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No. I'm talking about something else.

1. Turn off .html in the admin panel
2. The category page looks fine: site/culture/
3. Go to the second page and look at the link in the head section that leads to the first page (to the central category page).
4. It will be with .html

Code:

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5. Search engines see the link, they click on it. But since the category is without .html, they get a redirect.
6. There will be as many redirects as there are categories.

It is enough to change the link to the central page of categories if .html is disabled in the admin panel. This is not critical. Noticed that search engines don't like extra work. Perhaps it will be useful.