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Hi,
Recently I received too many Soft 404 errors in Google Webmasters in the form of:
component/jevents/day.listevents/2018/01/22/23?Itemid=0
component/jevents/year.listevents/2011/09/21/-
component/jevents/http://search.form/2012/02/20/-?Itemid=1
All of them are connected with JEvents.
Is there any way to stop them? I am concerned of Google rankings as well.
(New SEF is switched ON in settings. JEvents is the latest version)
Recently I received too many Soft 404 errors in Google Webmasters in the form of:
component/jevents/day.listevents/2018/01/22/23?Itemid=0
component/jevents/year.listevents/2011/09/21/-
component/jevents/http://search.form/2012/02/20/-?Itemid=1
All of them are connected with JEvents.
Is there any way to stop them? I am concerned of Google rankings as well.
(New SEF is switched ON in settings. JEvents is the latest version)
Does Google tell you the referring pages for these URLs?
What robot settings do you have in JEvents? did you set up and configure a crawler menu item?
Note that some plugins override these settings so when you view JEvents pages are the robots meta tags set the correct way to control what Google attempts to crawl and index?
What robot settings do you have in JEvents? did you set up and configure a crawler menu item?
Note that some plugins override these settings so when you view JEvents pages are the robots meta tags set the correct way to control what Google attempts to crawl and index?
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Perhaps you could block
component/jevents/
in the robots.txt file?
component/jevents/
in the robots.txt file?
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