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404 and 301 without intermediate page


bobrock4

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I've just began to manage a site in which, in the admin panel, if you fill the 301field it creates an intermediate page with this message:

 

[Debug] This page has moved
Please use the following URL instead: http://www.domainname.com/it/newpage

 

Also in the case of 404, it gives this strange intermediate page:

 

[Debug] This page has moved
Please use the following URL instead: http://www.domainname.com/it/pagina-non-trovata

 

I really don't know if search engines love this case. I don't like it and I think this is not good way to manage errors for search engines.

 

Thanks to all

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con mucho gusto.

 

please let us know how this sorts out for you.  el

 

We have done. It works (wonderful!), even if all redirections are taken some parameters I don't know why (ex. it doesn't go to /it/, as it is written on htaccess, but on it/?id_product=2297&isolang=it). Do you know reasons why?

 

Ciao!

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We have done. It works (wonderful!), even if all redirections are taken some parameters I don't know why (ex. it doesn't go to /it/, as it is written on htaccess, but on it/?id_product=2297&isolang=it). Do you know reasons why?

 

Ciao!

 

howdy bobrock4, to go to /it/ it would require 'friendly url's'.

 

back office-->preferences-->seo & urls-->enable friendly urls'.

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howdy bobrock4, to go to /it/ it would require 'friendly url's'.

 

back office-->preferences-->seo & urls-->enable friendly urls'.

 

On seo&urls there are several page. I think that /it/ is index.php. There's not "enable friendly urls" (platform version is 1.4.9.0)

 

Thanks :-)

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sorry not able to help, I think because this is different question than original that creating a new post will get you more community involvement.

 

That's good El Patron. Many thanks for your assistance :-)

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