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#1 04-07-2014 03:19:08
- zanart
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Non Existent URl redirects to home page??
Hi
I have a number of old urls listed by google that redirect to my home page, not a 404 page.
There is nothing in my htaccess that should be redirecting them.
They also redirect on the demo site:
https://kryptronic.com/index.php?app=cm … 46000.html
This is causing duplicate content issues.
Any Ideas??
Thanks
Rob
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#2 04-07-2014 09:25:21
Re: Non Existent URl redirects to home page??
I've created a 404 page and redirect non existent products, categories and pages to that page using the following in ECOM_Cat.php/ ECOM_Prod.php/ CMS_Content.php:
//$this->CORE_Display->include_file('ecom','noitems.php');
$this->globals('core_display.suppress_skin',1); // SUPPRESS SKIN
header('HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found'); // CHANGE HEADER TO 404
readfile('http://www.yoururl.co.uk/404'); // DISPLAY 404 PAGE
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#4 04-07-2014 10:58:32
- zanart
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Re: Non Existent URl redirects to home page??
Nick
I am on component base 8.0.7 System/Store and 8.0.4 Website which is the latest and greatest.
It isn't a non existent product/category. It is a url to nothing and should redirect to a 404 page.
https://kryptronic.com/index.php?app=cm … THING-HERE
It seems any url with a non existent COREseourl parameter redirects to the homepage.
Rob
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#5 04-09-2014 09:16:40
Re: Non Existent URl redirects to home page??
On version 8.0.7 I would expect the 404 handled in the CMS display function would recognize that page doesn't exist and do a 404 for it. COREseourl is not a URL parameter used by the software, by the way.
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#6 04-09-2014 09:23:46
- zanart
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- From: bedford
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Re: Non Existent URl redirects to home page??
I have got around the problem by using canonical tags.
Cheers
Rob
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