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SEO with new Fields word
kaspr


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Posted 02/22/08 - 08:17 AM:
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I am trying to use SEO , but due to article title is not English I create a Fields call {ARTICLESEOLINKURL} filled with English title.

Format for article details rewriting: {ARTICLEREWRITEPATH}/{ARTICLETITLE}-{ARTICLEI D}.html

i modified it to

{ARTICLEREWRITEPATH}/{ARTICLESEOLINKURL}-{A RTICLEID}.html

but it dose not work , error page, I need help.
is it passable to do it in that way?



Edited by kaspr on 02/22/08 - 08:21 AM
Paul
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Posted 02/23/08 - 04:19 AM:
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What exactly is {ARTICLESEOLINKURL}? How did you impliment it?

I don't see why the article not being in english means you should change the URL. It doesn't make any sense to have a URL in english when the content isn't, and it'll only be ignored or penalized by search engines as irrelivant.
kaspr


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Posted 02/23/08 - 04:48 AM:
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The standard of url will show Article title in url address, but due my article language is not English then it will convert the title to codes
English :
xxxxx.xxx/kb/good-3.html
My language :
xxxxx.xxx/kb/ouuouosup3u-3.html
To overcome this issue I add a field through admin Panel in Article so I can add English Language for individual Article as attached Pic

I use it in the SEO but it does not work

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Paul
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Posted 03/01/08 - 04:18 PM:
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Adding a field doesn't "overcome" anything, because you can't make it use the value of that field in any way in the URL.

Accented characters in URLs aren't even handled by any browser other than Opera last time I checked, so if you accomplished what you want to then you'd break your site for 99% of viewers.
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